Wild horses at Sophienhöhe – Roman Tower on Sophienhöhe loop from Wanderparkplatz Alt-Lich
Wild horses at Sophienhöhe – Roman Tower on Sophienhöhe loop from Wanderparkplatz Alt-Lich
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14.6km
470m
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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: August 21, 2026
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Parking
5.79 km
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6.03 km
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6.08 km
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6.25 km
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6.29 km
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6.77 km
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8.76 km
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8.78 km
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11.4 km
Viewpoint
Viewpoint
14.6 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
13.6 km
958 m
Surfaces
7.88 km
5.25 km
1.45 km
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This time we started from the other side, so we basically drove half a lap further.
It was fantastic, with a perfect ending at "El Toro" in Jülich.
Hiking clothes were no problem, and the food, as you can see, was amazing 💣
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The highlights and pictures uploaded to Komoot have made me curious.
We start our tour at the Höller Mühle car park. It goes gently up and down through varied forest and rather sandy areas.
The trees here are still quite young, so they don't provide much shade in summer.
There are several beautiful viewpoints …
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The Sophienhöhe, also called Monte Sophia, is a recultivated spoil heap created by the mining of lignite seams from the Hambach opencast mine, which covers an area of around 13 km² near Jülich in the Düren district and whose highest point is 301.8 m. The name derives …
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Spreaders are large devices that are used in opencast mines to dump waste that is created during brown coal mining. After all, the material that lies above the mineral treasure must first be dredged up and transported away. The dredged material is usually loaded onto the spreader via a conveyor belt and a belt …
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