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The Wurm is said to have received its name from the Celts who settled in the Aachen Basin. It is explained as a derivation of the word warm, which refers to the thermal springs from which the Wurm is partly fed (see also derivation of the city name of Würselen). However, there is no conclusive evidence for this derivation.

From many hilltops in Brunssummerheide there are great views and sometimes surprising views.

The open heath landscape lies on both sides of the wide, paved sand paths.

Fantastic viewpoints non-stop. A super beautiful heath landscape.

Fantastic view, yes without a doubt. The entire Brunssummer Heide, a hilly landscape with countless great views. Every lover of flora and fauna will get their money's worth here.

Construction site: the Übach junction is being renovated (status/ August 2022)

The Teveren Heath covers an area of approximately 4.5 km² west of the town of Teveren in the southern district of Heinsberg along the German-Dutch border and, together with the nearby nature reserves of Rodebach and Brunssummerheide, forms the Heath Nature Park. On the German side, the towns of Geilenkirchen and Übach-Palenberg as well as the municipality of Gangelt border the area, which has been part of the Green Metropolis project since 2008. On the Dutch side lies the town of Brunssum. To the north of the heath is the NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen, the home airfield of the NATO E-3A unit with its AWACS early warning system.

Although the Wurm is largely channeled, it flows quite quickly in places, making for a picturesque sight.