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The Loopebach stream originates northwest of Drabenderhöhe and later flows into the Agger river near Loope. In the Krämersbruch area, you follow the gently meandering waterway through damp alder and ash groves.

In the Bergisches Land region of the Rhineland, remnants of the Cold War can still be found in some places. One of these is the former Bundeswehr listening post "Heckberg." The site is located in Much, on the municipal border with Engelskirchen, nestled on a hilltop amidst extensive woodlands. Heckberg is 383 meters high and offers panoramic views of the Siebengebirge hills and the Cologne Lowland. Silver and lead were mined here as early as the 13th century. Old spoil heaps can still be seen at the Silberkaule mine. The aim of a proposed project is to repurpose the military site for tourism development. This will be achieved by creating a high point with an attractive panorama. The underground bunker complex could be integrated into the development as a documentation and exhibition center. Furthermore, a connection to the regional hiking trail network is planned. The municipality intends to purchase the property from the Federal Agency for Real Estate (BImA) with the goal of environmentally sound tourism development. The conversion of the listening post into a tourist destination is intended to serve as a model for how former military installations can be repurposed in a way that is both needs-based and integrated into regional concepts. The project is currently on hold. Source: https://www.regionale2025.de/projekte/23/

The Silberkaule is an old mining area and former settlement near the old Brüderstrasse road in the Hecks forest below the Großer Heckberg hill, in the municipality of Engelskirchen. The mine is located about 3 km northwest of Drabenderhöhe. Mining for silver, iron, lead, and zinc ore took place here as early as the Middle Ages, a fact supported by archaeological investigations. A 600-meter-long series of pits runs from east to west along the Heckberg hilltop. A pit is a wedge-, ditch-, or funnel-shaped depression in the ground surface and indicates mining activity. A pit is formed by the collapse of a deep mine working. Above this series of pits, a miners' settlement with 32 houses of varying sizes dating from the 13th century was excavated. Today, the medieval spoil heaps can still be seen along the edge of a hiking trail. Source: https://www.heimatverein-drabenderhoehe.de/hoefe/weiterehoefe/silberkaule

Currently with little water 🤙

Really nice view 🤙

A beautiful forester's house 🤙

wayside cross 🤙

Meadow sign at the parking lot 🤙