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Blick auf Schloss Drachenburg – Pfortenhaus der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Königswinter Drachenfelsbahn

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Blick auf Schloss Drachenburg – Pfortenhaus der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Königswinter Drachenfelsbahn

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April 10, 2026

Blick auf Schloss Drachenburg – Pfortenhaus der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Königswinter Drachenfelsbahn

Moderate

03:29

12.0km

3.4km/h

320m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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620 m

Hollow Way at Drachenfels

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Very nice, small section at Drachenfels.

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1.16 km

View of Drachenburg Castle

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From here you have your first view of the Drachenburg - very impressive.

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1.78 km

Tree-lined avenue on the climb to the Milchhäuschen

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Very beautiful avenue on the ascent, towards Milchhäuschen, Wolkenburg and Drachenfels.

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5.37 km

Rosenau Castle Ruins

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Located between the Einkehrhaus and the Mount of Olives, the ruins of Rosenau Castle are a nice place to take a break with a good view of the Mount of Olives.

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7.99 km

Sacred Heart Chapel, Heisterbach Monastery

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This small chapel on the grounds of the former Heisterbach Monastery is not dedicated to one of the countless saints we venerate as intercessors at the throne of God. Here, …

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8.16 km

Choir ruins of the Heisterbach Abbey Church

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The "Cistercians", an order of monks originating from France, once settled here. After the closure and demolition of the monastery, the choir ruin of the former monastery church still bears witness to their work and prayer at this site.

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8.25 km