- 7: 13 pm
- 24,61 km
- 562 m
- 678 m
- 244 m
- 479 m
- 235 m
- Start: Marienheide, Auf der Alten Fuhr (at Moosberg)
- Destination: Martin-Luther-Straße, 51702 Bergneustadt-Wiedenest (in the forest)
The Wupper's source region is not only blessed with rain but also windy, and the Bergische Panoramasteig trail winds its way through it, past wind turbines and the Unnenberg hill, down to the Genkel Dam. The Agger Dam, with its own beach, and the idyllic village of Lieberhausen, with its colorful church, are further charming stops along the route via Niederrengse to Bergneustadt. The destination itself is equally diverse, boasting both a bustling commercial center and a historic, winding old town complete with a local history museum.
We would like to thank Andreas Rüffler, Uwe Töpfer, Markus Loschko and Annegret Gisevius, who look after the path as volunteer path stewards.
Here you can find all the hosts on stage 7.
Robert Klink hiked the entire Bergischer Panoramasteig trail and filmed a great video. You can watch it on YouTube here.
We would like to thank Andreas Rüffler, Uwe Töpfer, Markus Loschko and Annegret Gisevius, who look after the path as volunteer path stewards.
Here you can find all the hosts on stage 7.
Robert Klink hiked the entire Bergischer Panoramasteig trail and filmed a great video. You can watch it on YouTube here.
Marking marker Bergischer Panoramasteig
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Best Season
- suitabledepending on the weather
Directions
- This stage runs largely on well-developed forest roads, partly on enchanting paths and lightly trafficked roads through typical Oberbergian landscape: a lively mix of forest and meadows with frequent ups and downs, many views and a longer stretch along the shores of the Genkel reservoir.
- Marked access route to the stage start: 2,5 km (Access route Marienheide_train station)
- Marked access route from the end of the stage: 3,1 km (to Bergneustadt, town center) or 3,2 km (Access to Bergneustadt Local History Museum)
- Access route Marienheide-Dannenberg: 0,2 km
- Access road to Aggertalsperre (Bruch outdoor swimming pool): 0,7 km
- Marienheide Dannenberg, Access route: 0,2 km;
- Meinerzhagen, parking lot “Am Schützenplatz” (Heed hiking parking lot), Access route: 3,5 km or 2,2 km;
- Parking lot Lieberhausen, Gummersbach (bus 318 from Gummersbach); Parking lot Rengser Mühle, Bergneustadt (bus 318 from Gummersbach)
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Arrival & Parking
- How to find usDirections by car:
BAB/A4 to Gummersbach exit, then B256 via Gummersbach to MarienheideParkingat the Lingese Dam, Lingesee campsitePublic transportationGetting there by public transport:
DB Bahn: RB25 to Marienheide
Ways to return to the starting point:
From Forum Wiedenest or Graf-Eberhard-Platz/Zentrum take bus 301 to Gummersbach Bf, then take RB25 (or SEV) to Marienheide (www.vrsinfo.de) Learn more
- Tourist information:
Marienheide Municipal Administration
Str. 20
51709 Marienheide
Tel: 02264 4044-0
Email: info@gemeinde-marienheide.de Documents
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