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North Rhine-Westphalia
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Hürtgenwald

Großhau Hiking Car Park loop from Wehebachtalsystem mit Nebenbächen

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Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
Kreis Düren
Hürtgenwald

Großhau Hiking Car Park loop from Wehebachtalsystem mit Nebenbächen

Moderate

4.5

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228

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Großhau Hiking Car Park loop from Wehebachtalsystem mit Nebenbächen

04:23

16.0km

250m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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Naturpark Hohes Venn-Eifel

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7 m

Großhau Hiking Car Park

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Generous hiking parking lot, starting point for the Hemingway Trail.

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426 m

Picnic Area Near Wehebachtalsperre

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Quiet place just above the path

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1.59 km

World War II Bunker Remains in Hürtgenwald

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Such memorials remind us of the suffering that happened here in the Hürtgen Forest

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5.94 km

The white Wehe shortly before entering the Wehebach reservoir in the Hürtgenwald.

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5.95 km

In the middle of the forest one arrives at this little beauty from an older time without expectation. A small bridge made of solid stone allows you to cross a …

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7.93 km

The old bridge from Schevenhütter Str. is completely under water. You don't see that too often.

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7.98 km

The tracks on the trees clearly indicate the presence of beavers.
There is also a beaver observation post.

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9.72 km

Teilflächen im Hürtgenwald mit Schieferbergbauflächen von der Roten Wehe bis zum Gürzenicher Bruch

Nature Reserve

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10.1 km

A place to linger and rest. The question arises, which way do I take from here?

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16.0 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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14.2 km

1.78 km

Surfaces

13.4 km

1.83 km

632 m

113 m

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Friday 10 July

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Comments

October 18, 2021,Heming(high)way 44
The tour starts in Großhau, at the Glockenofen car park.
A 'historical - literary hiking trail', the landscape is very beautiful, wonderful beech forest, but also dark coniferous forest. The breath of history only blows in secret, hardly obvious. But you should never forget what happened here 77 years ago. I cannot understand how one can slaughter oneself so brutally …

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Such a fantastic day. Finally enough time, the weather is a dream! Great walk with the pack 🥰

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Today @Fernanda 3 cafe 👵 🫖🥾🐈🦮 and I went on a very memorable tour through the Hürtgenwald/Eifel.

"The Hürtgen Forest was the scene of heavy fighting in 1944-45 when the US Army tried to get through the Eifel to the Rhine and lost thousands of soldiers in the inhospitable dragon forests. The Battle of the Hürtgen Forest is considered one …

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When the weather is good, it starts on the 17 km long Hemingway Trail.
The hike starts at the Glockenofen car park (free of charge and with sufficient parking space) in Hürtgenwald, well signposted (no. 44).
Good starting point for hikes to the Wehebachtalsperre, beaver observation site and good for walking the Ernst Hemingway Trail circular route.
It is a …

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Hemingway was in the Huertgen Forest in 1944 to see and experience the war, which was a great adventure for him. Oh well ...
We were in the Hürtgenwald for the first time today, not because of the war, but to get some fresh air and enjoy nature. Despite the cloudy weather, this hiking trail is not a bad decision. …

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The hiking trail, named after the world-famous American author, commemorates Ernest Hemingway's stay in the Hürtgen Forest as a war correspondent in November 1944. The trail is one of seven themed loops that connect to the "Historical-Literary Hiking Trail": rureifel-tourismus.de/wandern-1/themenwanderungen

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