뷔르거부쉬 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Small church with an information panel about its history.

Well, that was the reason I was here.

A beautiful path along the stream.

Certainly an interesting building to pass by.

"At approximately 40 kilometers, the Dhünn is the longest tributary of the Wupper. However, the Dhünn's water only accompanies the Wupper for a short distance, as it flows into the Wupper in Leverkusen. Shortly thereafter, the Wupper empties into the Rhine. The Dhünn is primarily known as the city river of Leverkusen and for its reservoir, the Große Dhünn Dam and its upstream reservoir. The two headstreams of the Dhünn converge in the Große Dhünn Dam before merging to form the main river. These headstreams are named the Große Dhünn and Kleine Dhünn according to their different lengths. Previously, many sections of the Dhünn were used for fish farming and hydroelectric power generation. However, as part of extensive renaturalization efforts, most of the old weirs have been removed. Furthermore, since 2010, the Dhünn has been considered the first barrier-free river for fish and other aquatic life, without weirs or other obstacles." ``` https://hochwasserportal.wupperverband.de/Gew%C3%A4sser/Dh%C3%BCnn/

If you walk or cycle along the Dhünn river in Leverkusen-Schlebusch, you will reach Wuppermannpark. Here you will find old trees, a large meadow by the Dhünn, an outdoor fitness studio and a boules court.

Hiking or cycling along the Dhünn river is always a lovely experience, as it quickly takes you out of the city and into nature. Here you can spot jays and even green parrots, which don't actually belong here.

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