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How did goods actually get from A to B in historical times? The Bergische Fuhrmannsweg investigates this question. Along its 13-kilometer-long route you will find information boards time and again. They explain the work of the carters and the goods management in the Bergisches Land. You can also experience

A handful of challenging climbs, wide views over the Bergisches Land and gentle meadow and forest paths. The Rheinischer Weg in the south of Gummersbach combines everything that makes the region so special in a very relaxed manner. On its 13 kilometers, the focus is on the connection to nature.



The starting

The Cologne Eifel Association has created a wonderful tour with hiking trail 14, which takes you through two impressive forest areas and ends in Dellbrück. To complete the entire hike, you should plan some time, as you have to walk a good 17 kilometers.



The starting point is the Königsforst bus stop

The Inner Green Belt takes you through Cologne in a curve of around seven kilometers. The green area is a popular destination for excursions, whether for doing sports, relaxing on the lawn or just strolling. This tour through the green belt starts at Cologne South station.



You follow the green belt northwards

East of Aachen, the Inde meanders in numerous curves through a wooded, idyllic valley, where this nature-oriented hike takes place. You start at the main station in Stolberg (Rhineland) and meet the clear Inde in the nearby Berthold Wolff Park. You follow the river southwards, partly through open meadows

If you hike the Overath pilgrimage route, you can combine devotion and nature wonderfully. On the nine kilometers of the hiking trail, you will pass seven stations. These provide information about the historic Stations of the Cross, which have been used by pilgrims between Overath and Marialinden for

It is as much a part of Cologne as Kölsch, the cathedral. When you step out of the main station, you are practically standing in front of the imposing church, one of the largest cathedrals in the Gothic architectural style. This city walk takes you through Cologne's old town and shows you some of the

The dammed Wupper, the Panzertalsperre and a multitude of small streams make the landscape southeast of Lennep a perfect hiking destination. This circular route combines all of this into a route that is almost 13 kilometers long. The starting point of the tour is the Remscheid-Lennep train station.



After

From Herchen train station, you can immerse yourself in the nature of the Bergisches Land on the seven-kilometer-long artist's path. Winding forest paths lead you up to the Düsseldorfer Hütte, where you can make yourself comfortable with a book and enjoy the view of the hilly surroundings.



After this

If you find caves as fascinating as we do, then the cave trail in Ründeroth is just the right tour for you. The circular trail takes you from the train station to the “Windloch”, the largest cave in North Rhine-Westphalia. It starts at the train station in Ründeroth.



From there, you cross the Agger and