Copyright: Eifel Tourismus, Dominik Ketz
Hiking trails in the Eifel
In the Eifel, every path leads you not only through breathtaking landscapes, but also through centuries of history, traces of ancient cultures and deep experiences of nature. Between volcanic rocks and gentle mountain ranges, quiet valleys and sunny juniper heaths lies your very own personal path - and you can now easily find it with the new hiking tour finder.
Whether cultural-historical, natural, sporty or meditative - each hiking route tells its own story. You decide what you want to discover: the rugged rock formations of the Devil's Gorge, the mighty reservoirs and the primeval forest of tomorrow in the Eifel National Park, the wide plateaus in the wild Islek, the powerful volcanic landscape or the rushing natural spectacle at the highest waterfall in the Eifel.
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61 - Unterwegs in Höfen
MonschauDistance:10.2 km
Duration:2:30 h
Difficulty:Medium
Paradise in the Fuhrtsbach valley - 10.2 km hike Starting point: Rothe Kreuz hiking parking lot
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Burgen-Route
HellenthalDistance:17.5 km
Duration:5:30 h
Difficulty:Medium
Three castles - Burg Blankenheim, the Wildenburg and the castle town of Reifferscheid
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Circular short route 9 km | Fürstin-Margaretha-Weg
AntweilerOpen at all times
Distance:9.3 km
Duration:2:15 h
Difficulty:Easy
A royally beautiful hike through the former Duchy of Arenberg invites you to discover the story of Princess Margaretha. The short route is an abbreviated version of the Fürstin-Margaretha-Weg (Antweiler-Eichenbach-Aremberg-Antweiler)
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Zähbasaltweg (Tough basalt trail)
Hohenfels-EssingenOpen at all times
Distance:7.1 km
Duration:2:00 h
Difficulty:Medium
Parking lot & start at the town hall in Hohenfels-Essingen, length: 7. 1 km, duration: 2 hours 25 minutes
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Rundwanderweg Nr. 4 "Schuld-Harscheid-Schuld
SchuldDistance:7.6 km
Duration:2:19 h
Difficulty:Medium
Easy hiking trail from Schuld via Harscheid to Schuld
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Kunst im Busch
HeimbachDistance:1.6 km
Duration:0:45 h
Difficulty:Easy
Discover and experience six works of art on a short walk.
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Rundwanderweg Nr. 3 "Schuld-Sierscheid-Harscheid-Schuld"
SchuldDistance:10.3 km
Duration:3:07 h
Difficulty:Medium
Panoramic circular hiking trail over the heights of Sierscheid and Harscheid
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Prümer Land Tour Route 4 - Bleialf und die Schneifel
BleialfDistance:10.3 km
Duration:2:05 h
Difficulty:Medium
The market town of Bleialf was mentioned in documents as early as the 16th century in connection with a mine. Mining even dates back to Celtic-Roman times.
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Hiking trail Trierweiler - Sirzenich 6
TrierweilerDistance:11.3 km
Duration:3:15 h
Difficulty:Medium
This is a demanding route but Hikers will be rewarded with numerous highlights. Start is at the cemetery in Sirzenich. The first great view is to the highest elevation "the Galgenberg". Even numerous districts of Trier can be seen from here. The narrow path leads you through a dense and fairy-tale forest area. The water treading basin offers a welcoming cooler during the summer months. Narrow paths and beautiful forest paths meander towards the Sirzenicher stream. Before reaching the lowest point of the tour, you will pass impressive rock formations. While reaching the city limits of Trier, the route leads over a wooden bridge to the Sirzenicher stream. From here the wild adventure begins. Following the course of the stream, 7 bridges facilitate the crossing. The Sirzenicher waterfall forms the end of this fantastic scenery. The place is perfect for a break and to listen to the rippling of the water. From here, we walk back through the forest to Sirzenich.
Hemingway-Trail [44]
HeimbachDistance:16.1 km
Duration:4:00 h
Difficulty:Medium
A few days after the disaster of the "Battle of All Souls", Eisenhower's planned advance to the Rhine began on November 16, 1944 with "Operation Queen", the largest tactical air attack in support of ground troops during the entire Second World War.