Natursteig Sieg

It is already crass: I drive in 5 minutes with the S-Bahn from Hennef to Siegburg and walk back in 5 hours on foot. But these 5 hours were worth it. I hiked the first leg of the natural climbing victory and I really liked it. The rather cool and very sunny morning mood in the first half of the hike I… voir plus

Natursteig Sieg Stage 1 is going for a walk, stage 2 is hiking. So you could briefly and briefly describe the difference, after I have indulged in Stage 2 today.



Before the over 18 km and the associated altitude meters, I had quite a respect before, because that should be my longest tour so far. It went… voir plus

Today I was again on the natural trail victory on the way, this time stage 3. This stage leads roughly from the train station Blankenberg (victory) to the station Merten (victory). More precisely, it is true that the natural trail victory does not lead directly past the train stations. So you still have… voir plus

3 minutes took the train journey from Eitorf to Merten. After that, I spent over 4 hours hiking back to Eitorf on the Natursteig Sieg. Stage 4 was this time. Autumn is also noticeable in the meantime in the temperatures. After a sunny and cold day began to rise increasingly cloudy cloud cover. The hiking… voir plus

From the Natursteig Sieg I still missed the last stage 14 and the 5 stages that I had left out on my way on the Natursteig because they seemed too demanding to me.



I dared to tackle stage 5 from Eitorf to Herchen today. I parked at the train station in Herchen and took the 4 minute train ride to Eitorf… voir plus

Can you go the Natursteig Victory without a mud fight if it has rained heavily the last 2 days? I thought about it for a long time, then tried it, and have to say: Yes, it works wonderfully! At least on stage 6 that I went today. This stage is not a completely closed loop, but you will always walk it… voir plus

Before starting today with the 7th stage on the Natursteig Sieg from Herchen to Schladern, two decisions had to be made.



Point 1: Should I take the train in Corona times? I had already selected two replacement circuits from Herchen and Schladern, with which I would have divided stage 7 into two parts… voir plus

Rich in trails and rich in vertical meters, this is how I would characterize the 8th stage of the Natursteig Sieg after completing it today. I defused stage 7 especially for myself, today I treated myself to the full pack again.



The 8th stage leads from Schladern to Au (Sieg). I parked my car in Au, drove… voir plus

Stage 9 of the Natursteig Sieg is a very underhanded one. At first she pretends to be able to complete it easily and easily. After you have completed almost half the way, it turns up and still shows that you are on a climb.



Today I parked near the train station in Wissen, drove the 5 minutes with the… voir plus

You have to go through the first 2.5 km. But then ... it will be really nice on the 11th stage of the Natursteig Sieg. I skipped the 25 km long 10th stage for now. Given the warm weather, that would have been too violent for me today. The 15 km long 11th stage, which was a little shorter due to a detour… voir plus

After the various stages that I have already run, the journey to the Natursteig Sieg from my home now takes almost an hour. Today was sunny and not too hot weather all day. It's worth it, I thought, and took the opportunity to tackle another stage.



The 12th stage begins in Scheuerfeld and ends in Alsdorf… voir plus

I also planned stage 13 of the Natursteig Sieg as a round trip. The pure stage without access to the train stations is only about 8 km long. I have therefore added the beginning of stage 14, so that the almost 20 km long stage 14 is a little shorter when I run it. The way back to the parking lot was… voir plus