20의 랑엔펠트(라인란드)가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very nice to hike along here.

Such a wonderful area for hiking

We were pleasantly surprised. A very nice tour, many benches available to rest. The signage was also felt to be good. Lots of variety, the Düssel accompanies you to a large extent. Today, Saturday, many like-minded people are out and about. Striking (in a pleasant way) the mountain bikers, it works if you show each other's consideration .. A friendly hello, a little smile, it doesn't hurt anyone, so it was only friendly people today, there were not a few., No curmudgeon today seen👍👍 Greetings from Pova

Beautiful rustic natural paths along the Düssel invite you to stroll and enjoy.

Beautiful landscape. It is hard to believe that Düsseldorf begins here.

The barrier - the barrier structure The dam in the south of Solingen is one of the oldest drinking water dams in Germany. In 1903 it was inaugurated. In the meantime, she supplies all parts of the blade city with the increasingly valuable liquid. The mighty quarry stone dam (43 meters high above the foundation level, 178 meters long) can hold around three million cubic meters of water. (Source https://www.tetti.de/SOLINGEN/SENGBACHTALSPERRE/index.html)

The Düssel accompanies the hiker across the Neandertal

The Urdenbacher Kämpe is located south of Düsseldorf-Urdenbach and encompasses a floodplain landscape between a former meander and today's Rhine. The high groundwater level leads to the creation of wet meadows and smaller ponds. During floods, the areas of the Urdenbacher Kämpe that are not diked are occasionally flooded by the Rhine. In addition to the wetlands, there is also a typical Lower Rhine landscape with pollarded willows and poplars. There are also many eastern trees in the Urdenbacher Kämpe. There are several hundred apple and pear trees here, including many old and rare species. In the center of the Urdenbacher Kämpe is the Haus Bürgel Biological Station, which is operated by NABU. She looks after the nature reserve in collaboration with the city of Düsseldorf. You can explore the area on foot or by bike on several paths along the former arm of the Rhine and within the floodplain area.