View of Heiligenhaus – Winding Road to Angerbachtal loop from Heiligenhaus

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Mettmann

Heiligenhaus

View of Heiligenhaus – Winding Road to Angerbachtal loop from Heiligenhaus

Moderate

4.8

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103

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View of Heiligenhaus – Winding Road to Angerbachtal loop from Heiligenhaus

01:31

24.0km

270m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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1.26 km

View of Heiligenhaus

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Really a nice view!
I really liked this tour:
Düsseldorf Hbf, Ratingen, Angerbachtal, Heiligenhaus, Kettwig, D Hbf 2022_02_05
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1.98 km

Winding Road to Angerbachtal

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Nice quiet roads that meander through fields and meadows.

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2.12 km

Panoramic View of the Angertal Valley

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Pure nature with very little traffic 👍
To enjoy and pounding suitable!

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2.38 km

View of the Bergisches Land Countryside

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A really great talent path along the Anger. We usually start at the Angerweg and then drive to Auermühle (Liebevoll)

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6.00 km

Panorama Cycle Path Niederbergbahn

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Here begins (or ends) the panoramic bike path Niederbergbahn. From here, you can drive to Essen-Kettwig (komoot.de/highlight/192182). At Zeittunnel Wülfrath turn left (north) to take the path towards Kettwig.

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11.1 km

Panoramic Cycle Path Niederbergbahn Entrance (Wülfrath)

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Great bike path and mostly at the top (panorama path stop). At the intersections there are indications in the concrete where you are.

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12.0 km

Church of the Bergische Diakonie

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The history of diakonia goes back to the refuge for women in Elberfeld, which was founded in 1882 by the pastor Carl Heinersdorff (1836–1914). It was financed by donations from wealthy families and quickly became popular.

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21.2 km

Scenic rural road through the fields

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Highly Recommended! It goes up and down on mostly well paved roads. Caution: The paths are quite narrow, which is a bit silly in motorized oncoming traffic: D

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