Wiehl: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wiehlpark covers around 6.3 hectares and offers leisure activities for different age groups.

Nature and Leisure

Wiehlpark includes an 18-hole miniature golf course and paved paths suitable for bicycles, strollers, walking frames, and wheelchairs. A renaturalized section of the Wiehl River provides habitats for animals and plants there.

At Wiehl Wildlife Park, visitors can see wild boar, mouflon, red deer, and fallow deer up close. The wildlife park can be explored independently or as part of a guided tour. The forest climate trail at the wildlife park explains the connections between forests, wildlife, water resources, and air quality.

The dripstone cave in Wiehl has 1,500 meters of cave passages.

Cycling

The Bielstein Forest Course has an e-bike-specific mountain biking circuit. In addition, six cycling tours pass through Wiehl and the surrounding area.

Culture and History

The Museum Achse, Rad und Wagen presents artifacts dating from prehistory to the 21st century. The traditional Bergisch coffee table, which is associated with a visit to Wiehl, is part of the region's culinary tradition.

The documented history of Wiehl extends from the Middle Ages through the early modern period, the 19th and 20th centuries, and the Nazi era to the more recent past.

Landscape

The Bergisches Land is characterized by gentle hills, meadows, forests, secluded valleys, streams, reservoirs, and villages with half-timbered streets.

Getting There

Bus connections from Gummersbach or Waldbröl to Wiehl include routes 302, 304, and 306.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Wiehl can also visit the local pages for Bergneustadt, Engelskirchen, Wipperfürth, Morsbach, Hückeswagen, Gummersbach, Lindlar, and Nümbrecht.

For the higher-level travel overview: Oberbergischer Kreis.