Lahrer Bridge – First bridge in Dünnbachtal loop from Lieg

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Lahrer Bridge – First bridge in Dünnbachtal loop from Lieg

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Lahrer Bridge – First bridge in Dünnbachtal loop from Lieg

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6.62km

200m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.69 km

Overgrown Forest Trail with Fallen Trees

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The path belongs as a signposted path K3b to the official network of paths of the municipality of Lieg and as H6 to the network of paths of the municipality …

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1.85 km

Lahrer Bridge

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You have to want to see this bridge, because it is hardly recognizable at the mouth of the Hellseifenbach in the Dünnbach.
Here opens a broad green floodplain of the Dünnbach, which is overgrown in summer and slightly swampy.

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3.21 km

First bridge in Dünnbachtal

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The path from the bridge up towards Mörsdorf is something you really have to want to ride. Almost unrideable anymore, lots of surrounding trees, everything overgrown and rooted up by wild boars. There are paths you only ride once 😂

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6.62 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.02 km

1.06 km

306 m

241 m

Surfaces

3.26 km

2.03 km

793 m

415 m

132 m

Elevation

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Highest point (320 m)

Lowest point (170 m)

Weather

Sunday 8 November

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Comments

March 3, 2024,Heimatrunde mit Hindernissen

The sun is shining and although the schedule is tight, we still have to go for a walk through the forest. We decide on our beautiful stream valley (hiking trail K3/K3b), which, as we soon discover, is filled with numerous obstacles. We climbed along the stream with moss-covered stones over fallen trees and branches. It was a bit of an …

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