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Birgeler Urwald – Sumpf im Schaagbachtal Runde von Wildenrath

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Birgeler Urwald – Sumpf im Schaagbachtal Runde von Wildenrath

Hase+Igel planned a hike

May 23, 2021

Birgeler Urwald – Sumpf im Schaagbachtal Runde von Wildenrath

Moderate

03:30

13.2km

3.8km/h

130m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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224 m

Bridge Over the Duvenbach

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Very nice little bridge over the Duvenbach.
The Duvenbach flows into the Schaagbach.
The Schaagbachtal area is swampy but with various hiking trails and footbridges
very well developed.
Definitely worth seeing!

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4.33 km

Birgeler Primeval Forest

Highlight • Forest

The Birgel primeval forest with its original forest is a highlight in the Heinsberg district. However, it can also get crowded on the main routes at weekends.

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5.19 km

Westwall Remnants in Birgelen

Highlight • Historical Site

Erected in the III. The Siegfried Line served as a military fortification and stretched from Kleve to Basel! 😮

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11.8 km

Boardwalk Through the Moor in Schaagbachtal

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A particularly beautiful section of the tour is right through a swamp landscape. The path leads over a wooden footbridge past marsh grass pastures. A wooden bench, a "forest sofa", invites you to relax.

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11.9 km

Bench with a view of the moor in Naturpark Schwalm-Nette

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Well-marked hiking trails

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12.4 km

Beaver wetland in the Schaagbach Valley

Highlight • Natural

A 10 km long round leads from the house Wildenrath through Schlagbachtal.

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12.5 km

Bridge over the Schaagbach with beaver dam

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If the water is too shallow, beavers usually build a dam. For various reasons.
This enables them to solve various problems:
+ so that the entrances to the buildings are …

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