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Schöllerhof – Ruinen Eifgenburg Runde von Wermelskirchen

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Schöllerhof – Ruinen Eifgenburg Runde von Wermelskirchen

Michaela Reichardt planned a hike

April 18, 2019

Schöllerhof – Ruinen Eifgenburg Runde von Wermelskirchen

Moderate

04:07

15.1km

3.7km/h

220m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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Parking

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3.75 km

Dhünn River in the floodplain

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A scenic river valley that is also attractive in winter. The valley path is paved, so it is easy to walk even after a lot of rain.

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6.94 km

Schöllerhof

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Schöllerhof is a district of the municipality of Odenthal and is located at the entrance of the Eifgenbach into the Dhünn at the end of the so-called Helenental northeast of …

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8.50 km

Eifgenburg Ruins

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Archaeological site with insight into the history of the Bergisches Land.

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8.52 km

Vertical Seabed of the Bergisches Land

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Earth time history to touch. From the Devon. Where the Bergischeland was still seabed

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9.11 km

The Eifgenbach rises on Rattenberg in Wermelskirchen, flows through a natural valley in a southwesterly direction. In the lower reaches, it forms the border with Burscheid. Within sight of the Altenberg Cathedral in Odenthal the Eifgenbach flows into the Dhünn.

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9.66 km

Eifgenbach Valley Trail

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The Eifgenbach is one of the most attractive streams on the Dhünn plateau. It has its source on the Rattenberg, east of Wermelskirchen and finally, as the longest tributary, it flows into the Dhünn near Odenthal-Schöllerhof.

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9.92 km

bridge

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A very typical place for Bergische brooks

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15.1 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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8.60 km

3.90 km

1.80 km

405 m

389 m

Surfaces

6.86 km

3.28 km

2.29 km

1.41 km

923 m

314 m

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Schöllerhof – Ruinen Eifgenburg Runde von Wermelskirchen

Dhünn River in the floodplain

Schöllerhof

Eifgenburg Ruins

Vertical Seabed of the Bergisches Land

through the Eifgen

Eifgenbach Valley Trail

bridge

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