Denise

Really nice tour, unfortunately little visual stimulation 😊

Great scenery and hiking trails 👍

We started early in the morning on the Kyrill path near Schanze. So if you want to be out and about with fewer visitors, you should start early. As soon as you pass the suspension bridge, the hikers spread out over the large area and you are therefore often quite alone on your path. The climb at the

Beautiful walk from the Winkelsmühle hiking car park. Some paths are moderate to very narrow and challenging, some trails are slightly impassable. Great viewpoints in between in the area of Grube 7 and the natural stone quarry. Historical sights such as half-timbered houses, churches and more await you

Due to good weather conditions, both large parking spaces at Brückenpark were more than full. We continued up over the tip of Remscheid to a quite small hiking car park up in the Lehmkuhle. About 6-7 cars fit here. From here we start our hike. It's sometimes steep uphill and also downhill. In direct

The Werwolfsteig is around 11 km long. Except for a steep climb, it is easy to walk on. Most of the paths are wide and well developed. Individual smaller sections are unsuitable for prams and walking aids due to the tree roots on the paths. The Werwolfsteig is crossed by the gastro route and a fitness

There are wonderful routes of different lengths. We parked in the free parking lot next to the Aggertal Cave because we wanted to take part in a guided tour of the cave after our hike. A tour lasts 45 minutes.

Our hike was partly steep, uphill, downhill. Sturdy shoes strongly recommended. Some paths were

Unfortunately, the miners' prayer house is not open at the moment. In 2022 it was still open

Well walkable paths. If you walk around the lakes there in the morning hours and are quiet, you have the chance to observe many animals. Sometimes sunbathing snakes e.g. . Most of it is a nature reserve. In some places it is possible to stay by the water. In between there are some small bridges from

It is worth going hiking in this area for a day or two after a rainy season. Many small rivulets and waterfalls that spring up from the slopes and rocks and pour into the Wupper, sometimes across the hiking trails. If you use the big stones, your feet stay dry. Every season brings its natural spectacle

Very nice tour to different caves, these are freely accessible. Flashlights are an absolute must. Surefootedness and fitness should be given. Our tour followed paths that were difficult to walk with occasional obstacles .....

Very, very beautiful landscape. There are steep inclines / slopes. Sometimes we followed a via ferrata, here absolute surefootedness and good physical condition are important. At many points you have a great view of the entire area. In between you pass the various vineyards that are absolutely impressive