Trips Castle – Rimburg Castle loop from Eygelshoven

Trips Castle – Rimburg Castle loop from Eygelshoven

Moderate

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Trips Castle – Rimburg Castle loop from Eygelshoven

02:03

48.4km

210m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 16, 2026

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Rodebachtal-Niederbusch

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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7.45 km

Scenic Forest Path

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Beautifully landscaped, but the surface requires full attention

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15.3 km

Rodebachtal-Niederbusch

Nature Reserve

30.8 km

Railway underpass towards Würm

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Very nice routes that you can ride on a trekking bike but also on a racing bike.
Here you can let your mind wander.

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35.7 km

Trips Castle

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Castle Trips is a retirement home that looks very impressive. Many waterfowl cavort on the castle moat.

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38.0 km

Wurm Cycle Path

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The Wurm cycle path is once again fully accessible. The construction site at Zweibrüggen Castle is finished. (as of December 27, 2023)

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40.8 km

Zweibrüggen Castle

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Former moated castle in Wurmtal, which was built in 1788 by Joseph Anton von Negri in place of the old castle.

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43.7 km

Rimburg Castle

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A nice castle here right next to the worm and cannot be visited.

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43.7 km

The nave was built in 1726 and renovated in 1900 and 1934. The church has even been a national monument since 1967. The decor is rather simple and therefore this church is beautiful and interesting from the outside.

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43.7 km

Turtle Bridge (Schildpaddenbrug) over the Worm

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Two turtles cast in bronze - one on the Dutch side and one on the German side of the Rimburger Bridge - stand face to face. They symbolize the eternal, …

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