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Wiehlmünden Pond – Aggertalbahn Rail Trail loop from Ründeroth

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Bergisches Land

Oberbergischer Kreis

Engelskirchen

Wiehlmünden Pond – Aggertalbahn Rail Trail loop from Ründeroth

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Wiehlmünden Pond – Aggertalbahn Rail Trail loop from Ründeroth

01:03

23.6km

190m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 25, 2026

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2.15 km

Wiehlmünden Pond

Highlight • Lake

"... In order to be able to cover the constantly increasing energy demand in the Aggertal dam, in addition to the construction of the Aggertalsperre, the construction of eight compensation ponds below the Aggertalsperre was necessary in order to provide the engine owners with sufficient water at the start of work. These were the Dümmlinghausen, Derschlag Osberghausen, Wiehlmünden, Haus Ley, Ohl-Grünscheid, Ehreshoven I and Ehreshoven II barrages. The Derschlag dam was dismantled in the early 1980s. The Agger has undergone profound changes by people since the industrialization of the Agger Valley With the construction of the Aggertalsperre, the companies were able to reliably generate electricity from their turbines, the water flowed off evenly, winter surplus was released in the low-rainfall summer, and the areas along the Agger were protected from flooding ... "
Source: aggerverband.de/talsperren/stauweiher/stauweiher-osberghausen

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7.30 km

Dieringhausen Railway Museum

Highlight • Monument

The "Waldbröl" locomotive, which had been in regular service for the last time in June 1966, started driving again on April 18, 2010: as the "Bergischer Löwe" on the Wieltalbahn. The locomotive was built by Arnold Jung Lokomotivenfabrik GmbH in 1914 together with its sister machine "Bielstein" and is now regarded as a showpiece in the Dieringhausen Railway Museum. Its heart is the historic engine shed with eleven stands. On the approximately 11,000 square meter area you can still find everything that belongs to a real steam railway depot: turntable, lintel coaling, water cranes, workshops.

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7.98 km

Gummersbach-Dieringhausen station

Highlight • Monument

Dieringhausen station was even more extensive in times of industrialization, which can still be seen clearly in the area. Not far is a railway museum with a turntable and a large engine shed. Regionalbahn 25 runs here today in passenger traffic between Cologne and Lüdenscheid. Bus lines in front of the train station allow trips to distant Waldbröl and even to Morsbach, in the very south of the Oberberg district.

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9.12 km

Western End of the Bergisches Panorama Cycle Path Agger–Dörpse

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Shortly after the former railway line to Olpe left Dieringhausen station, today's Agger-Dörpse cycle path begins behind a former railway bridge. However, this section is only a few hundred meters long before it drops back down to the busy country road.

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