Best long trails in Würselen

Panoramic hike in Würselen, North Rhine-Westphalia. Arriving by bus and parking facilities are available in Teuterhof. You continue past the Pauline woods on charming forest paths. But also idyllic villages adorn this round. Highlights of the tour: - Pauline Grove - Wiebusch - Kohlscheid Cemetery - Wilhelmstein Castle - fish pond - Limestone heap view & Limestone cliff view - Refreshments available

Picturesque, idyllic loop near Würselen in North Rhine-Westphalia. This idyllic loop starts at the house of the Würselen artist Albert Sous, which is based on the Center Pompidou, and leads first through "Oppen Haal" and then along beautiful field and forest paths to the Pauline woods. On the way there are wonderful views of Aachen up to the three-country point. Shortly before the end of the loop there is the cozy "Teuterhof Hüttn" beer garden to stop for refreshments. Highlights: -...

From Würselen you go over cycle paths and roads up to the DreiländerPunkt and with a few loops through the forest you go back via Eilendorf to Würselen

This extensive cycle route combines the historic industrial landscape of Würselen with the fortress town of Jülich and the futuristic backdrop of the Indeland. The route follows the transformation from the old mining areas of the Wurm Valley to today's huge open-cast mines. A particular highlight is the Indemann, a 36-metre-high steel observation tower in the shape of a robot, which offers sweeping views over the active Inden open-cast mine and as far as the Eifel. Cyclists also pass through...

Exciting mountain bike tour in Würselen, North Rhine-Westphalia. Small after-work tour across the fields from Alsdorf to the coal dump and on a varied route through the Wurmtal. Lots of interesting single trails with steep climbs and descents. Highlights of the route: - Beautiful natural landscapes - Great prospects - Interesting local flora and fauna

Family-friendly and picturesque circular route around Würselen, North Rhine-Westphalia. Via the Würselen city park with its new cycle path in the direction of Aachen. Highlights of the hike: - Würselen city park - Beautiful views - Local flora and fauna - Varied landscapes - City Aachen

The tour starts at the Würselner Recker site, leads via Eschweiler and from there to the lignite opencast mine in Inden. You drive around this on partially cordoned off roads and dirt roads. The route leads via Schopphoven Kirchberg to Bourheim, from there it goes back over a cycle path to Alsdorf and the last section along the road back to the starting point.