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Victor-Neels Brücke – Urft-Staumauer Loop from Nideggen-Brück

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Victor-Neels Brücke – Urft-Staumauer Loop from Nideggen-Brück

Coen planned a mountain bike ride

April 30, 2022

Victor-Neels Brücke – Urft-Staumauer Loop from Nideggen-Brück

Moderate

03:47

48.8km

12.9km/h

690m

700m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.

Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 43.8 km for 14 m

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10.3 km

Wolfgarten singletrack

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For info. The path is prohibited for bicycles. Let hikers pass and stop, then nobody complains. Unfortunately rangers have no understanding.

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12.7 km

View of the Urft Reservoir

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Beautiful is our national park 🦌🚴♂️👍🏻

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15.0 km

Victor-Neels Bridge

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The bridge, named after the last Belgian commander, Victor Neels, fits very well into the landscape. At the end you can expect a 16 percent gradient up to Vogelsang.

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20.3 km

Urft Dam

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When the dam was built at the beginning of the 20th century, the Urftsee was the largest reservoir in Europe. The reservoir lies entirely within the Eifel National Park, where …

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21.5 km

View of Urft Dam

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Nice view and delicious wheat beer🍺👍🏻

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24.6 km

View of the Rursee

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Beautiful challenging trails in the area 😎

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34.1 km

Heimbach Art Nouveau Hydroelectric Power Station

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The hydropower plant from 1905 draws its water from the Urft Dam and was once the largest storage hydropower plant in Europe. The power plant building is now a listed building and can be viewed on guided tours.

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