• Copyright: StädteRegion Aachen, Dominik Ketz

57 - Kluckbachtal, Wiesley, Widdau, Holderbachtal

Type of tour:Hiking
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Difficulty:moderate, moderately difficult
Duration4:20 h
Length15.3 km
Ascent299 hm
Descent299 hm
Elevation profile

Description

Circular trail - 15.3 km - from the Lehmkaul hiking parking lot in Rohren


Circular hiking trail 57 - through valleys, forests and history

From the hiking parking lot at the church in Rohren, this circular trail takes you through the Kuckbach valley and on to the historic sawmill. Between the Rur valley and St. Hubertus Chapel Widdau, the Rur Eifel shows its original side - with quiet paths, wide views and small climbs that reward you with a view.
A trail for all those who love nature, history and exercise - truly Rur-Eifel.

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