ノルトラインヴェストファーレン州のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Daverkaulは大きな空き地です。時間をかけて静けさをお楽しみください。景色をお楽しみください。素晴らしい。

A small cabin, a picnic table and some information are available to welcome you in complete peace and quiet.

Take a break and learn about the protection of the endangered freshwater pearl mussel: This is possible here.

"But perhaps the time is not yet ripe for it (...) lest one day they bring disaster upon one another and their peoples. And if they should do so nevertheless, may the good Lord in his counsel decree that at least afterwards, when the disaster has already befallen them all, they will find their way back to one another and make peace in this world once and for all." Thus writes Otfried Preußler (born 1923 in Reichenberg, Bohemia), best known as a children's book author, in his work "The Flight to Egypt. Royal Bohemian Part." While his lines are about the German and Czech inhabitants of the Kingdom of Bohemia in the context of the story, his statement is actually universally and timelessly valid.

"The hiker is immersed in the history of the old castle [Bensberg Castle] during the Franco-Prussian Wars when visiting the French and Prussian-Austrian military cemeteries in the neighboring Hardt Forest," reads the description of this section of the Bergisches Land Trail No. 13, which covers 10 kilometers and also includes the two military cemeteries (though the graves themselves are no longer preserved). For the complete route description, see =>> https://www.bergisches-wanderland.de/bergische-streifzuege/alle-streifzuege/13-bensberger-schlossweg-bergisch-gladbach-101-km

Already available as a hiking highlight, see https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/776126

"The Perlenbach Dam impounds the river of the same name - the Perlenbach. The water from the dam is used for drinking water supply and hydroelectric power generation. The need to improve the drinking water supply in the Monschau district became particularly clear in the post-war years. With the cooperation of the District President of Aachen, the project was approved in 1953. The dam was completed and put into operation in 1956. The dam is designed for a storage capacity of 800,000 cubic meters. The dam is constructed as a rockfill dam and is 120 meters long and 18 meters high. The catchment area of the Perlenbach Dam covers 64.4 square kilometers and lies predominantly on Belgian territory. In addition to the Perlenbach, the Hasselbach, the Königsbach, the Römerbach, and the Höfener Bach streams feed the dam." (Dana Pfeiffer and Matthias Wirtz-Amling, LVR Department of Cultural Landscape Management, 2023) https://www.kuladig.de/Objektansicht/KLD-343561

There's a well-designed exhibition here specifically for the blind. There's plenty for children to discover, too. Adults can also spend a lot of time here and learn a lot about nature.