Best hard trails in Düsseldorf

Official route of the extreme hike event "Megamarsch" in Düsseldorf, Bavaria. This is the official route of the Düsseldorf 2022 mega-march. 50 km along the Rhine through and around the city, often on paved paths. The waypoints provide information about the starting point, the refreshment stations and the destination. You can also find out where there are relevant points along the route, such as shopping facilities, in case something is missing. Highlights: - Challenging event - Varied route

Fun trail run loop in the Grafenberg Forest, North Rhine-Westphalia. The focus of this course is maximum fun on a small area. It is tried to include as many elevation meters as possible and all single trails. Nevertheless, it goes of course largely on established paths along. But wider paths are consistently avoided. Some places are surprisingly difficult because of the sudden incline. The ground conditions are changeable , from gravel to sand everything is there. Mountain bikes will...

Adventurous mountain bike tour in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. Shortly before the mouth of the Anger there is a very beautiful viewing hill in the Angerpark. The path to the mouth of the Angerm and the square on the Rhine were laid out very nicely. Highlights of the route: - Beautiful natural landscapes - Unique flora and fauna - Nice views

Challenging bike tour near Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia This beautiful, but above all challenging cycle tour leads from Düsseldorf to Lake Baldeney south of Essen and back again. If required, the tour can be split into several stages - there are numerous places to stay overnight and stop for refreshments and the route is very well connected to the public transport network. The tour can be reached by bus and train (e.g. from Düsseldorf-Derendorf station). Highlights of the tour: - LSG...

This long-distance route connects the Rhine metropolis of Düsseldorf with the lake-rich landscape of Nettetal and offers deep insights into the diversity of the Lower Rhine. The route leads out of the urban area into a mosaic of alluvial forests, open fields and the historic river landscape of the Nette. Along the way are the Krickenbeck Lakes, four large bodies of water created by peat cutting in the 16th and 17th centuries, which today serve as an important bird sanctuary. A historical...