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Well located hiking car park in front of the pretty village of Hilberath

Middle section flatter, second half of the climb in cooler shade

Also suitable for sledding in winter.

It's refreshing to have a dirt road completely free of cars for once, even though there isn't much traffic on this plateau.

Barn cafe in Hilberat, large selection of cakes.

"The Church of St. Simon and Judas Thaddeus in the Wachtberg district of Villip belongs to the parish of St. Mary in Wachtberg. The first church existed on the site as early as 886. The present church, with its late Gothic choir from the 15th century, has a nave dating from 1713 and a west tower from 1749 with a curved dome, which is attributed to the Rococo architect Johann Georg Leydel. Inside the church, the original high altar has been restored." https://bonn.wiki/index.php?title=Kirche_Sankt_Simon_und_Judas_Villip&mobileaction=toggle_view_desktop https://www.wachtberg.de/freizeit-kultur/tourismus/ortschaften/villip-villiprott/

<< History of Münchhausen Castle >> "In Wachtberg in North Rhine-Westphalia, Münchhausen Castle is the oldest castle in the municipality, still intact, although the moats that once existed are no longer there. It has a long history, having been first documented in 893. Remarkable: The building fabric comes from the tuff stones that the Romans once used to build aqueducts to supply the city of Cologne. It was initially owned by the Imperial Monastery of Prüm. Afterwards, Münchhausen Castle belonged to the Counts of Are-Hochstaden, and then to the Electorate of Cologne. For a long time, the castle housed a customs post that monitored the coronation route from Frankfurt am Main to Aachen, but it was also used as a stronghold for a time. From 1525 onwards, it became the property of the noble von der Leyen family. Today, Münchhausen Castle houses a riding stable. find..." SOURCE / FURTHER INFORMATION: https://burgen-und-schloesser.net/nordrhein-westfalen/burg-muenchhausen/geschichte.html

Well-developed trails in the forest