This view of the Eifel (533 metres above sea level) offers views of many Eifel mountains, such as the Kelberg, Boxberg, Eselsberg and Stromberg. In good weather, you can see the grandstands of the Nürburgring from here. In silence you might even think you can hear the sound of engines.

This burial mound tells us about a family that lived almost 2,000 years ago in the area that is now the Osteifel Volcano Park. The people lived in a manor nearby and farmed successfully.

This was or is probably the most famous Drees in the Gerolsteiner Land, even if mineral water no longer bubbles here. The Kyll valley has one of its narrowest places here, the Kyll itself is only a few meters wide. Since the Devonian limestone and dolomite rocks are heavily fissured and karstized underground, there were and still are sufficient transport and ascent routes for the mineral water.    

The tower "Krawutschketurm" offers a breathtaking view over the valleys of the Eifel.

The sulphur spring, called Wallenborn, is a hydrogen sulphide spring and is located about 1 km south of Heckenmünster.