Erft River in Grevenbroich – Dohmer Loch on the Erft loop from Grevenbroich

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Rhein-Kreis Neuss

Grevenbroich

Erft River in Grevenbroich – Dohmer Loch on the Erft loop from Grevenbroich

Easy

4.5

(44)

180

hikers

Erft River in Grevenbroich – Dohmer Loch on the Erft loop from Grevenbroich

01:25

5.55km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

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214 m

Erft River in Grevenbroich

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The Erft with many hiking trails and a well-kept appearance. Some works of art are exhibited on the Erft. Information boards inform hikers and walkers about life in and around water. Many canoeists practice moving in the water.

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538 m

Erft Footbridge

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New bridges also lead over the Erft

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1.22 km

Erft River Bridge No. 3

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It could be slippery on the bridge

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1.69 km

Dohmer Loch on the Erft

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Always nice to cycle along the Erft.

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1.73 km

Tributaries of the River Erft

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Nobody knows where it flows but it comes from the Erft

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3.20 km

Hiking trail A3 on the Erft

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Great area, in the middle of Grevenbroich, what more could you want... 👌 I'll be back, no question

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4.04 km

Forest Temple on the Erft

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Respect for the artist 👍 I have never seen anything like it. From old bottle caps creates a true work of art - without it costs the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of euros. The idea and implementation: very beautiful 👍

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4.92 km

Schaufelrad Sculpture by Georg Ettl

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Paddle wheel
Artist: Georg Ettl, 1995
"Healing the earth" was the motto of the State Garden Show in Grevenbroich 1995. Ettl's bucket wheel is modeled on the excavator wheel used in lignite mining. Instead of steel shovels, human heads eat their way into the ground to show that humans themselves are massively intervening in nature via the machine. The sculpture “paddle wheel” became the central symbol of the Grevenbroich State Garden Show, which attracted a million visitors. The more than five meter high work of art was extensively restored on the initiative of the tourist association in 2019 with donations and funds.

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5.55 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.20 km

788 m

432 m

117 m

Surfaces