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Kuckelberger Bach Valley – Gravel Section Diepeschrath loop from Am Hornpottweg

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Bergisches Land

Kuckelberger Bach Valley – Gravel Section Diepeschrath loop from Am Hornpottweg

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Kuckelberger Bach Valley – Gravel Section Diepeschrath loop from Am Hornpottweg

02:31

38.6km

350m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 20.6 km for 105 m

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Parking

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6.53 km

Pipeline Descent in Naturpark Bergisches Land

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice departure for the start in Bergisches Land via Odenthal and Altenberg.

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10.9 km

Kuckelberger Bach Valley

Highlight • Forest

Shortly before the Hebborner Hof

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11.4 km

Kuckelberg Half-Timbered Houses

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There are beautiful old farms with historic half-timbered houses here.

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20.7 km

Hardt

Nature Reserve

25.9 km

Small pond in Gierather Wald

Highlight • Lake

Directly at a refuge

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27.2 km

The oldest document on a mill on the Strunde in Bergisch Gladbach is from 1345. It describes that the Cologne priest Jakob Keye sold the survivors of Hermann von Gierath, namely his widow Aleidis and their children, a pension of six marks. Around 1400 the use of the Gierather mill as a mill for the Tirtei or Tirteystoff. It was a mixed fabric of wool and linen, which was of lower quality than the usual wool, and was mainly used for men's clothing. In the Bach court record of 1584, the first indication appears that the Gierather mill was a double mill. This means that there was a mill on either side of the beach, which was driven by two undershot water wheels. In 1773 there was still a grinding mill. She was the last representative of a once flourishing trade. However, the mill had changed its function to an oil mill with a barley peel. The mill on the left side belonged to Hermann Opterbeck in 1823 and the one on the right was Wilhelm Eulenberg from Mülheim, who also owned the Diepeschrather mill on Mutzbach.

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27.7 km

Thielenbruch

Forest

30.2 km

Forest trail in Thielenbruch and Thurner Forest

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A beautiful forest path in the local recreation area Thielenbruch and Thurner Wald, also suitable as a fast bicycle connection by hand to Dellbrück and the Dellbrücker Heide.

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