of an electronic signalling centre at the end of 2007 and the set of points at the western end were dismantled. Lindern became a Haltestelle (literally a halt place), since the line to Heinsberg now started from the main line at a junction and the halt was close to it. For the reactivation of the line to Heinsberg, the connections to the turnout at the western end were rebuilt and the station and the signalling were adapted. The route of the Wurm Valley railway begins in Lindern. Directly after the level crossing, opposite the former signal box Lf (western exit from the station), the line branches off to the right towards Randerath and climbs in a curve to the open field between Lindern, Leiffarth and Randerath. Heinsberg-Randerath halt The line runs through slightly hilly countryside to Randerath, which was an independent municipality until 1970. After Randerath the line crosses the Wurm and passes through the lowland next to this river. Randerath station and its entrance building were located on the street of Heerweg at line kilometre 3.2. Randerath station, which was built in 1890, had a loading track between the entrance building and the main track. On the site of the demolished station building there is now among other things a parking lot. The platform of the new halt is located on the line near the road junction of the K16 and the L228. Heinsberg-Horst halt After crossing the Wurm, the line soon passes through the village of Horst. A halt was built in Horst at line kilometre 5.0 for the first time during the resumption of local rail operations in 2013. Heinsberg-Porselen halt Porselen halt follows at line kilometre 6.4. Its platform was initially preserved after passenger services ceased in 1980, but it was completely renewed for the resumption of passenger services. Heinsberg-Dremmen halt The former Dremmen station is located at kilometre 7.8 km on Sootstraße in Dremmen. The loading road, the freight shed and the station building are still in ruins. In the Dremmen station area there were two dead-end tracks for company connections. Heinsberg-Oberbruch station After Dremmen the line runs through a forest until Heinsberg-Oberbruch station is reached. The former station of Oberbruch (formerly Grebben) is located on the Wurm Valley Railway at line kilometre 9.3. The refurbished station building now serves as a physiotherapist’s practice. There is a temporary signal box at the junction to the