Best lake trails in Erkrath

Scenic hiking trail in Erkrath, North Rhine-Westphalia. The route begins at the Neanderthal game reserve, home to prehistoric horses, bison and aurochs. It then continues along the River Düssel to Vohwinkel. Highlights of the route: - Beautiful natural landscapes - Local flora and fauna - Beautiful views

Beautiful circular route in North Rhine-Westphalia. This beautiful hike leads around the Unterbacher See lake and also explores the Forst Eller nature reserve. The start is at the Bootshafen car park, but it is also possible to take the train to Düsseldorf Eller station and start from there. In summer, it's a good idea to pack your swimming gear, as there are several beaches and bathing opportunities. There are also cafés and restaurants on the popular lake. Highlights: - North beach -...

Short, family-friendly hiking trail in Erkrath, North Rhine-Westphalia. This path leads into the Morper Bachtal and is easy to walk - an ideal walk for a beautiful day. The nature reserve is home to amphibian species and many different species of birds. At the starting point there is a parking lot and a place to stop for a bite to eat after the circular route. Highlights of the route: - beautiful natural landscapes - wonderful views

Beautiful hike in Erkrath, North Rhine-Westphalia. Charming and scenic route with many possibilities. Whether hiking, running or taking a relaxed long walk. The hike takes approx. 3 hours. Highlights of the tour: - Rotthäuser Bachtal - Papendelle Estate pond - Papendelle Estate - Numerous ponds

Stage 11 of the Neanderlandsteig, North Rhine-Westphalia. From the starting point in Erkrath, you first cross the railway tracks to reach the Düsselauen. In this small forest, the route climbs a few metres before reaching wide fields and the Roman path at the top. The latter leads back into the forest. The route continues through Unterbach and along the Siebenbrückenweg through the edges of the Forst Eller nature reserve. The following Unterbacher See lake is visually stunning, but...