ビュルデンバッハでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Right next to the hunting lodge at Wied, this small village is somewhat hidden in the industrial area

The small pizzeria is located directly at the Bürdenbach Bruch bus stop and the sports field

"In 2012 and 2013, the so-called Hufer Bachtal was renaturalized. This meant that the stream was optimized (preventing further deepening by reinforcing the bed and raising the streambed), culverts were repaired or renewed, and large stands of spruce trees were removed. Some root trunks were also removed. As a result, the valley has greatly improved its overall reputation and has also become significantly brighter and more open. Of course, this also incurred considerable costs, some of which also came from subsidies. Finally, the goal is to strive for sensible ecological use of the valley to ensure optimal preservation. It is particularly important that the Westerwaldsteig trail runs through a large part of the Hufer Bachtal in this part of the municipality." ``` https://www.spd-horhausen.de/renaturierung-hufer-bachtal/ https://www.ak-kurier.de/akkurier/www/artikel/64392-vierbeinige-landschaftspfleger-leisten-tolle-arbeit

The Wied Valley and Neustadt (Wied) were once characterized by ore and basalt mining. The 8.7 km long Wäller Tour Basalt and Non-Ferrous Metals, signposted as a GeoRoute of the Westerwald-Lahn-Taunus GEOPARK, takes you on a journey to trace the powerful volcanic forces that once formed the ridge above the Wied Valley and their subsequent commercial exploitation. Further information on the region's geology and mining can be found at: https://wander-heimat.de/basalt-und-buntmetalle/

Here we go up to the Wied cycle path.

Information board on the abandoned Harzberg mine

Alter Stollen

Unfortunately no cows seen...