Stage 16: Heath, Forest & Bird Park
- 4: 10 pm
- 16,45 km
- 102 m
- 123 m
- 63 m
- 112 m
- 49 m
- Start: Schwanenstrasse in Solingen
- Destination: Ohligser Straße in Haan-Hülsberg
Whether in summer, when the heather is in full bloom, or year-round as a place to relax and breathe deeply – the Ohligs Heath is the perfect starting point for this stage. It invites hikers to explore expansive forests and cultural landscapes and traverse part of the Bergische Heideterrasse (Bergisch Heath Terrace). Shortly after, the Hilden Heath follows, characterized by rolling hills and extensive woodlands. Here rises the 106-meter-high Sandberg, offering a panoramic view of Hilden. Along the way, the trail passes the Solingen Bird and Animal Park, home to around 300 animals of approximately 80 different species – from wildcats to kangaroos.
waypoints
Start
Good to know
Best Season
- suitabledepending on the weather
Route markers
- Curved white n on a red background.
Tour features
refreshment possibility
Family Friendly
Equipment
- Wear hiking boots and clothing appropriate for the weather.
Arrival & Parking
- How to find usUse the app’s arrival navigator or your navigation device.ParkingParking at the start:
Parking spaces on Schwanenstrasse
Parking at the destination:
Parking spaces on the street Hülsberger Busch
P+R parking spaces at the Haan train station and at the Solingen-Vogelpark S-Bahn stationPublic transportationPublic transport at the start:
Solingen main station, marked access route 1,6 km
Bus: St. Lukas Clinic with line 691
Public transport to the destination:
Bus: Haan Pütt with line 792
Bf Haan RB 48 and the bus lines 01, 784, 786, 792 and DL 5, marked access route 1,8 km
S-Bahn station Solingen Vogelpark S 7 and bus lines 782, 783 and 792, marked access route 1,7 km
Public transport back to the start:
Bus Haan Pütt line 792 to Solingen Hauptbahnhof, then bus line 691 to St. Lukas Klinik author
Office for Culture and Tourism
Düsseldorfer Strasse 2640822 Mettmannsafety instructions
- Please stay on the paths! The narrow trails can be slippery in places, especially in wet weather. Keep your distance from embankments or cliff edges!
Map
- You can find ours here Brochures and maps.


















