Barbecue Area Im Uhlenhorst – Border path loop from Hangquellen an der Tannenstraße

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Ruhr Region

Barbecue Area Im Uhlenhorst – Border path loop from Hangquellen an der Tannenstraße

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Barbecue Area Im Uhlenhorst – Border path loop from Hangquellen an der Tannenstraße

01:46

6.46km

100m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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163 m

Barbecue Area Im Uhlenhorst

Highlight • Rest Area

Very nice barbecue area with a large walled fireplace :)

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787 m

Six Lakes Plate Parking Lot (Wanderparkplatz Sechs-Seen-Platte)

Highlight • Parking

Large parking lot close to the six lakes Platte Duisburg.🧭
🌳Partly shaded, pleasant temperature car after the tour.
Can be busy, especially at peak times such as the summer holidays or on weekends.

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2.31 km

Border path

Highlight • Forest

The forest of Duisburg. There are beautiful corners ...... in this corner, stands on Duisburg's highest point, Haus Hartenfels!

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2.43 km

The Wolfsburg (Catholic Academy, Mülheim an der Ruhr)

Highlight • Historical Site

The Wolfsburg in Mülheim an der Ruhr is a Catholic academy, a house for adult education and social education of the diocese of Essen.

The building, designed in the local style with strong Art Nouveau elements, was built in 1906 as the summer residence of the Böllert brewery family from Duisburg. For a short time, the facility was used as an alternative site for the Raffelberg brine bath, which was able to open later than expected due to construction delays. The name is based on the last wolf shot in the area, which is why the hill on which the Wolfsburg stands is called Wolfsberg. For decades, the Wolfsburg was a popular place for excursions in the Speldorf forest for guests from the area, especially since you could ride up from the Ruhr on donkeys.

During the Second World War, the administration of the 4th Flak Division was located in the Wolfsburg building from about May 1942 to April 1945.[1] After the war, the large house served as quarters for British officers.

In the early 1990s, the Wolfsburg was completely renovated and converted into today's modern conference venue. The listed facades were preserved, the Art Nouveau windows were faithfully reproduced.

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3.69 km

Forest Information Board

Highlight • Rest Area

Wild boar enclosure

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3.87 km

Heiliger Brunnen (Holy Spring)

Highlight • Natural Monument

On the Finkenpfad there are remains of settlements from the younger Bronze Age and older Iron Age in the area of the “Heiliger Brunnen” spring.

The Holy Well is located directly at the intersection of Rundweg and Kammerweg. The heights of the Duisburg city forest consist in the uppermost layers of gravel and sand, which filter and store the rainwater. On the water-impermeable tertiary clays below, which run diagonally, the water flows off and emerges as a spring on the slopes, as here at the Holy Well. Mentioned for the first time in 1563 as the Marienquelle "hillgen Bornschen Berg", the water is minerally and medicinally worthless because it does not come from the depths. Around 1935, the source and the surrounding area, which was presumably a place of worship in prehistoric times, were put in quarry stone. The miraculous healing power of water, especially at the time of the plague, is just a legend.

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