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Der Königsforst – Monte Troodelöh Runde von Rath

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Der Königsforst – Monte Troodelöh Runde von Rath

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December 19, 2020

Der Königsforst – Monte Troodelöh Runde von Rath

Moderate

03:07

11.7km

3.8km/h

110m

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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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1.27 km

Forest Educational Trail – Naturpark Bergisches Land

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Inside the forest, two long, crossing hunting lanes were created. See aerial view in photos. Access from the east rim. Because NSG, authorized only.

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1.89 km

Rather Matschloch at the Sellbach

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In the summer a wonderful place to play in the mud. For children but also for dogs :-)

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4.99 km

Königsforst Forest Trail

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The Königsforst is directly connected to the Wahner Heide. A jewel for Cologne residents that is quickly accessible for recreation. Whether on foot or by bike, many small and large …

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5.28 km

Mount Troodelöh — Cologne's Highest Point

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The elevation, with its peculiar name, is actually the highest point in the Cologne city area. Every Cologne resident should probably have climbed it once in their life. This is …

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7.11 km

Kaisereiche Shelter and Rest Area

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The new refuge, resting place shortly before the Tütberg. Again, take a short break and then off to the summit storm.

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7.16 km

Emperor's Oak in Königsforst

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Impressively large oak. It is difficult for the layperson to assess whether this really dates back to the imperial era. The new refuge right at the intersection of numerous hiking …

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