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Brücke über die Göhl – Café Nussstöck Runde von Köpfchen

Dirk from Belgium

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Brücke über die Göhl – Café Nussstöck Runde von Köpfchen

Dirk from Belgium planned a hike

December 8, 2024

Brücke über die Göhl – Café Nussstöck Runde von Köpfchen

Moderate

04:20

16.2km

3.7km/h

180m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2.56 km

Border Path Between Köpfchen and Bildchen

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Very nice path, again and again you come across the typical boundary stones.

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5.92 km

Geul Promenade

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There are wonderful forest trails that alternate with quiet streets. Again and again it goes along waters. And also rest stops can be found along the route.

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8.96 km

War Memorial Cross With View of the Bridge

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There is a very nice view of the railway bridge near the cross on the way.

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9.86 km

Bridge Over the Göhl

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Good starting or stopping point for touring. Parking. Picnic spot. Road signs.

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10.3 km

View from Beschessbärch

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Up here on the "Beschessbärch" you can take a seat on this bench and enjoy a beautiful view for free.
I found the yellow signs with indications in the regional dialect (and German subtitles) funny.

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11.2 km

Café Nussstöck

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Fantastic homemade cakes in quaint stone walls! The owners - Susanne and Daniel - cater to the guests as if they were guests in their living room.
Address: Nussstöck, Stöck …

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11.9 km

At the Ferkenskull (dialect: Värkenskull), here in the field name area. Translated, Ferkenskull means pig cow or pig wallow. Pigs were probably kept here and they stood in the mud or wild boars gathered here. Who knows?

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