Schlammteich Viewpoint – Eigenerbach Waterfall loop from Velbert

Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Mettmann

Velbert

Schlammteich Viewpoint – Eigenerbach Waterfall loop from Velbert

Easy

4.5

(2)

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Schlammteich Viewpoint – Eigenerbach Waterfall loop from Velbert

00:30

8.14km

80m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

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811 m

Schlammteich Viewpoint

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Very nice view of the mud pond. There is also a break bench to linger.

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2.39 km

Stream near Kleine Schweiz

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Kutze and steep descent over stone and gravel.

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3.49 km

Eigenerbach Waterfall

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Great view directly behind the "Kleine Schweiz" restaurant. "

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3.60 km

Little Switzerland

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Here leads a beautiful hiking trail along. Followed by a stop in the Little Switzerland 👍

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3.69 km

Little Switzerland Restaurant & Beer Garden

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Little Switzerland is a very stylishly decorated restaurant where you can dine wonderfully. The stop is definitely worth it

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5.59 km

Boule court and picnic area at the Eignerbach circular trail

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Relaxing break after the mud pond tour

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5.67 km

Rest area with stone circle and bench

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That has become really nice, top for a break.

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7.47 km

A nice spot of "industrial nature"! It is a sedimentation basin created by the nearby Rhein-Kalk limestone works. Before it was used for sedimentation, some courtyards are said to have been here, including the source of the Anger. The area is no longer used as a sedimentation basin - in the course of the renaturation, a beautiful circular path for hikers and cyclists, a fishing water, wet biotopes and a pasture area where Heck cattle can be seen have been created here.

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