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リンダラーのGrundermühleにあるエンジェルヴァイハーは、釣り人や自然愛好家にとって隠れた宝石です！🎣🌿✨静かな雰囲気の中で運試しをしたり、ベルギッシュの田園風景を楽しんだりできます。

日曜日と祝日は、ここを自動車で走行することはできません 👍🏼

アスファルトはロードバイクには難しい、特にVoiswinkelから来る場合…

The Scherfbach Valley embodies the beauty and value of unspoiled nature in the Bergisches Land region, inviting visitors to pause, enjoy, and recharge. It is a small but precious piece of nature that offers people a break from everyday life.

This route combines experiencing nature with physical activity and is a great way to explore the area by bike.

The small stone Hindenburg Tower is a hidden gem along the way. From here, the view opens up over forests, hills, and the surrounding Bergisches Land region. A short stop is worthwhile: The tower offers a good point of orientation in the terrain and a peaceful vantage point to consciously appreciate the landscape – ideal for a short break with a panoramic view.

Really nice road🍂🍁

According to a document dated June 28, 1507, the then Auxiliary Bishop of Cologne, Dietrich Wichwael, consecrated a chapel in Weiden on May 17, 1507, in honor of the Almighty God and his saints: the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Anne, her mother, the holy martyr Sebastianus, and Saint Anthony the Abbot, as stated in the document. Sebastianus Vette, then the Kürten clergyman and a great admirer of Saint Anne, was the initiator of the chapel's construction. Vette founded a St. Anne's brotherhood after returning from a pilgrimage to Düren. The chapel was built on donated land with the chapel's own resources. In 1708, the chapel was renovated for the first time at the instigation of Wilhelmus Breidenbach, the then Kürten pastor, as an inscription above the portal attests. After the chapel was destroyed by a major fire in 1842, it was rebuilt and rededicated by Pastor Tuchscherer on June 16, 1845. Further renovations followed in the 20th century. Four new windows were installed in 1904, and the roof was re-tiled in 1912. The chapel was damaged by a bombing raid on Weiden on February 10, 1945. In 1947, the interior was redesigned. The new furnishings included an altar, a communion rail, kneelers, windows, and lamps. In 2007, the chapel underwent another extensive renovation to mark its 500th anniversary. Among other things, the masonry was restored and two new windows were installed.