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Wildnis-Trail (Etappe 2)

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Wildnis-Trail (Etappe 2)

Downunder planned a gravel ride

April 19, 2022

Wildnis-Trail (Etappe 2)

Hard

02:17

22.1km

9.7km/h

510m

460m

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Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.96 km for 54 m

After 7.16 km for 598 m

After 10.3 km for 174 m

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2.47 km

Bench overlooking the Obersee

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This beautiful relaxation lounger invites you to linger, provided it is not already occupied, and you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Obersee of the Rurtalsperre.

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7.79 km

Dreiborn Plateau

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When the gorse is in bloom, depending on the weather, from the end of May to mid-June, absolutely worth seeing. The broom forms extensive bushes on the areas of the …

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9.95 km

Abandoned Village of Wollseifen

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A bit scary and hopefully never used as a military training area again.

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10.0 km

St. Rochus Church, Wollseifen

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The church is the last remnant of the community of Wollseifen, which had to be vacated by the residents after the end of the Second World War.

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10.2 km

Wollseifen Transformer House

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The Eifel got electricity through the construction of the Urfttalsperre but the inhabitants did not want the devil's stuff. Wollseifen only got electricity in 1923.

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13.8 km

Red Cross Peace Trail Eifel

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A really nice idea! People from all over the world have written down their ideas for peace and these have been hung on the trees. It is very thought-provoking!

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