トロイスドルフのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ヒースが咲いていない時でも、ワーナーハイデはいつも美しいです！

かつてベルギー軍が訓練場として使用していた場所で、現在はドイツ連邦軍が使用している。

ここほど美しいシカを観察できる場所は他にないでしょう。

Wiemers Loch is located in the Fliegenberg area. It is a deep, ravine-like erosion gully in the quartz sandstone, formed by surface runoff. The name originates from a local legend. According to this legend, a notorious robber named Wiemer used the ravine as a hideout. The story goes that Wiemer supposedly ambushed travelers on the old Aggerstraße road from here. The area is part of a marked circular hiking trail, the Fliegenberg Tour.

Here, red deer and some sika deer live in natural enclosures and can be easily observed on a walk. The park offers an idyllic setting and is a popular destination for day trips.

The Wahner Heide encompasses extensive heathlands, forests, moorlands, wet meadows, and small bodies of water such as ponds and pools. This diverse landscape provides habitat for many rare and endangered animal and plant species.

Wiemers Loch refers to a special area or small depression in the heath, often visited by hikers and nature lovers. The heath trail leads through typical heath and woodland landscapes and offers beautiful views, especially when the heather is in bloom (usually in late summer).

The Hühnerbruch is named after the black grouse, whose population was wiped out in the 1950s/60s by the construction of the airport in the middle of the nature reserve.