What's going on in the Eifel?
The Eifel offers a varied program of events throughout the year. Whether concerts, exhibitions, guided hikes or markets - culture, nature and regional history come together here in a variety of ways.
The Westwall was a military defense system approximately 630 km long along the western border of the German Reich, consisting of over 18,000 bunkers, tunnels, as well as countless trenches and anti-tank obstacles. It ran from Kleve on the Dutch border southward to the Swiss border. The facility was constructed by the Nazis between 1936 and 1940. Our hike leads to numerous remnants (bunkers, tank trenches, dragon's teeth) of the Westwall. Info/ Registration (required): Andreas Wisniewski, Tel.: 06597/ 5211 or Email: andreaswisniewski@hotmail.comPrice: per person €5.00, couples €8.00, children up to 10 years freeMeeting point: 54597 Ormont at the church
Reading "OPUS" in the highway and path church of St. Paul on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 7 p.m.
We walk from the car park at the sports field in Meerfeld up to the Mosenberg. After a short stop at the Hinkelsmaar, we walk to the only mountain crater lake north of the Alps, the Windsborn. The hike is in German.
Circular hike with the Eifelverein Bleialf-Schneifel.
The start of the successful customer and clubsport racing series Porsche
On this excursion we want to take a closer look at the orchids (magnifying glass!) in order to recognise the variability of these beauties in addition to their fascinating aesthetic beauty. The geological conditions of soil formation, the sometimes changing anthropogenic interventions and today's care of the protected natural area can be traced in the field. Price: € 10.00 per participant, Info/registration required by 4 pm the day before: Alfred Graff, mobile: 0172 2661284, email: vulkan-ag@arcor.de, Meeting point: near Jünkerath / Stadtkyll, exact meeting point will be announced by e-mail approx. one week before the event
every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Friday of the month | A ranger will first guide you along the Heimbach reservoir and then through challenging trails in the beech forests of the Kermeter, a highlight of the Eifel National Park.
Expedition to the Bad Bertrich Volcano Field
The juniper heaths in Arft, Langscheid or Virneburg, among others, are a real "insider tip" of the Vordereifel. Today they are home to a variety of protected animal and plant species, which can be explored on a guided tour with the Wacholderwacht Osteifel.
Experience the fascinating world of berry plants at Plants & Friends. Together, we will dive into the variety of old varieties and learn which berries are particularly robust and are excellent for the home garden.