Michelbach Waterfall – Wied Bridge Michelbach loop from Ingelbach

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Michelbach Waterfall – Wied Bridge Michelbach loop from Ingelbach

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Michelbach Waterfall – Wied Bridge Michelbach loop from Ingelbach

05:14

19.3km

270m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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36 m

Kroppacher Schweiz Information Board (Ingelbach)

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Near the train station of Ingelbach is an information board (Kroppacher Schweiz - Hachenburger Westerwald. This way you can see where your location is and you can plan a tour. …

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4.98 km

In der Rommerswiese

Nature Reserve

8.60 km

Michelbach Waterfall

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You can hear the roar of the water on the Wied hiking trail at the small waterfall in Michelbach from afar.

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8.72 km

Wied Bridge Michelbach

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one of the many bridges on the tour

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10.5 km

Synagogue Memorial Altenkirchen

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The synagogue of the Jewish community of Altenkirchen stood on Synagogue Square from 1884 to 1938 and was destroyed by the Nazis during Reichsprogromnacht on November 9, 1938.

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10.9 km

The market square, as the city's headquarters, is the focus of the weekly market and other city activities.

After Altenkirchen was granted market rights in 1710, the market square was rebuilt after the great fire in 1728.

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10.9 km

Wilhelmstraße

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Wilhelmstraße, the pedestrian zone of the district town, was presumably named after Wilhelm I, King of Prussia.

The former Vordergasse used to have a curved layout, which was redesigned after the great town fire in 1728.

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11.2 km

Catholic Church of Altenkirchen

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The Catholic church was destroyed in an Allied bombing raid in World War II in 1945 and rebuilt in 1952.

During the reconstruction, the nave was moved 45 degrees compared to the original building.

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13.1 km