ボアドルファー湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

美しい景色

Only a cross remains to mark the former cemetery where generations of people found their (supposed) final resting place. But the cemetery, like the entire village, had to make way for the open-cast lignite mine.

Adolph Kolping, mentioned here, was born in Kerpen in 1813. He initially trained as a shoemaker, but later became a priest and is known by the honorary title "Father of Journeymen." This is because he dedicated his priestly life and work primarily to these people. The Kolping Society, which is active internationally today, traces its origins back to his initiative. He died in 1865 and was beatified in 1991.

Nicely designed information point with informative panels.

A managed forest, not a natural forest. Still, it's nice that such retreats exist on the outskirts of large cities.

Beautiful cross by the wayside, commemorating the Kolping movement.

A lovely spot on a beautiful sunny day. But with the gray winter weather of the last few days, one dreams of warmer weather and moves on without having accomplished anything.

Great view of Lake Boisdorf with the sun at your back, and also in autumn!