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Von Werden nach Kupferdreh

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Von Werden nach Kupferdreh

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February 21, 2022

Von Werden nach Kupferdreh

Moderate

03:45

16.6km

4.4km/h

330m

290m

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

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4.61 km

Bench at the Pilgerweg Bistum Essen Junction

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Near the hill park

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4.95 km

View of Villa Hügel

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From here you can catch a glimpse of the Villa Hügel. It quickly becomes clear that their builder, Alfred Krupp, was not a friend of modesty: From a distance, the …

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6.16 km

Dark Brook Valley

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Here you go past a small, dark stream.

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7.08 km

Rhododendron Forest at Villa Hügel

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Beautiful to look at in rhododendron bloom in May!

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7.85 km

Baldeneysee

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A wonderful idyll in the middle of the area. A nice long walk around the lake is worthwhile. There is much to see and many opportunities to refresh or strengthen.

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8.91 km

View of Lake Baldeney and the Ruhr Valley

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A beautiful vantage point on the heights above Lake Baldeney in the south of Essen. Perfect for panoramic photos of the lake and its wooded surroundings.

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10.1 km

Viewpoint with a view of the Korte cliff

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This viewpoint is located below the well-known Korte cliff on the route of the Baldeneysteig and offers a great view of the Baldeneysee lake.

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13.7 km

The paradise behind the paradise. The old water pond and the fish rearing facility often offer a clearer view of the birds present than the dense trees of the bird sanctuary. We saw four fish-loving herons perching side by side.

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