プルハイムでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The important German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724 to 1804) once formulated the following thought: “He who lives in the memory of his loved ones is not dead, he is only gone; only he who is forgotten is truly dead.”

I can't say whether it's worth it. The impressive hedge blocks any view.

This section is NOT a designated bridleway (anymore?), but is still used by riders. The official bridleway turns left before this. It is recognizable by the blue bridleway symbols and is also recorded as such on the Neuss bridleway map.

For short hikes or walks.

Large parking lot which can be used free of charge.

Paved floor that is easy to walk on.

Interesting to observe how the forest develops without human intervention

Comfortable hike. Even in rainy weather the paths are not too muddy.