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Radweg an der Wurm – Wunderschöner Wurm-Radweg Runde von Übach-Palenberg

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Radweg an der Wurm – Wunderschöner Wurm-Radweg Runde von Übach-Palenberg

Helga planned a bike ride

August 18, 2022

Radweg an der Wurm – Wunderschöner Wurm-Radweg Runde von Übach-Palenberg

Moderate

02:47

44.8km

16.1km/h

140m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 6 m for 6 m

After 44.9 km for 6 m

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838 m

Wurmtal Recreation Area Lake and Rest Area

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if you feel like it, you could go pedal boating, mini golf and have a delicious coffee. For the little cyclists there is a children's playground and lots of ducks, swans, etc.

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3.67 km

Restored section of the Wurm

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Renatured rivers bring something for everyone and are now being done more and more often.

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6.32 km

Bench by the Restored Wurm River

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The worm was renatured at Geilenkirchen and now offers domestic animals a habitat again. The animals can also be observed during a break on the bench.

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6.94 km

Wurm Cycle Path

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Wurmtal bike path; Heinsberg Aachen 60KM, 58m high, 201m down

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10.9 km

Wurm Cycle Path

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The cycle path is paved throughout and easy to drive on. Numerous bridges have to be crossed on the way.

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12.2 km

Wurm River

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The Wurm is said to have got its name from the Celts who settled in the Aachen Basin. It is explained as a derivation of the word warm, which refers …

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