Best bike touring trails in Wuppertal

Idyllic hiking route in the Bergisches Land Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. The famous Sambatrasse is a disused railroad line that can be used both on foot and by bike. There are always information boards with interesting facts about the history of the line, which was built in 1891. Its sweeping course gives it its name. It winds its way from the valley to the Wuppertal hills in Cronenberg through forest and meadows. Accessibility: the route is also...

Promising and diverse hiking and cycling tour in Vohwinkel near Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia. Start and finish are at the parking lot at the Eugen-Langen Comprehensive School. You can also arrive by bus and start the tour at a different point. This is a beautiful excursion that leads, among other things, through the Steinbachtal nature reserve with Teufelsklippen. Highlights of the tour: - Beautiful views - Local flora and fauna - Pretty natural landscapes

By bike, transporter ferry, cable car and suspension railway through the Bergisches Land: The route starts at the parking lot of the Mirk train station in Wuppertal. From there it goes on different routes, direction Gräfrath and Solingen. A short detour from the bike path to the tranquil town of Gräfrath offers a short break in the ice cream parlor or in the coffee house. After Solingen there is a long, wooded descent to the Müngstener Brückenpark. There you take the transporter ferry and...

Popular mountain bike tour in the Bergisches Land nature park, North Rhine-Westphalia. This mountain bike tour starts in Oberbarmen and leads through the Bergisches Land to Schwelm. On the way there are several reservoirs that invite you to take a break. Highlights of the tour: - Wuppertalsperre - Beyenburg reservoir - beautiful views - Marscheid forest

Popular bike tour in the Bergisches Land nature park, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Wuppertal cycle route R3 can be started at the Friedenshain bus stop and ends at the Kohlfurther Bridge bus stop. The route first runs through the Gelpe valley and then through the Morsbach valley. Even on the last few kilometers, you don't have to do without water as a companion, as you cycle very close to the Wupper. The R3 is signposted in both directions and runs on separate cycle lanes or along moderately...