The Maar-cross above the Schalkenmehren Maar is worth the climb. The view at 535 metres above sea level over the region is incredible and at the same time very decelerating.

The view from here stretches far across Lake Rursee in an easterly direction into the Eifel National Park.

Arrow of silverBIRTH OF THE "ARROW OF SILVER". How did the "Arrow of Silver" get its name and where did it come from?

The Jungferweiher, a re-flooded dry maar located north of the Ulmener Maar, is known for its richness in migratory birds and serves as a source of drinking water for the Cochem-Zell district.

At the highest point in Bitburg, next to the City Hall, is Liebfrauenkirche – The Church of Our Lady. Hidden in her walls, are remains of various architectural periods.