This loop, roughly around Bergstein and the Krawutschke observation tower, is short and crisp in terms of fitness with a strong main ascent between the Kalltal valley and the high-altitude villages of Brandenberg and Bergstein. You cycle clockwise, first relatively flat through the Kall and Tiefenbach valleys, then steeply up to Brandenberg and later very steeply down again to Zerkall. Here you will find the national park information point, which is also the start and end point of the route. Alternatives are the train station parking lot or the parking lots of the church in Zerkall or the parking lots of the Krawutschketurm in Bergstein.

Start is at the sports field in Udelfangen. From there it goes in the direction of Kersch, along the Katzbach, past former quarries, through an untouched forest piece. The tour passes through the small village of Kerscherbach. The path leads to Trierweiler via meadows and paddocks. Over the highest peak "the Mohrenkopf" the way goes through a quiet forest back to Udelfangen.

This 16 km long EifelSpur trail takes you through the hills densely covered with juniper bushes in the impressive Lampertstal nature reserve near Alendorf and Ripsdorf south of Blankenheim.

"Make sure you don't run into the stump arm!" You can find out why a piece of woodland between Boos and Mannebach is still popularly known as the "Dead Man" and why his circle of friends has become smaller and smaller along the 15 km long "Stump Arm Trail" around Boos with the help of various information boards.

Circular hike (7 km) through the Volcanic Eifel around Bad Bertrich followed by a detour to the Landscape Therapy Park