Mystical gorges and deep forests — hiking in Southern Eifel and in Luxembourg

This route offers everything that makes a hiker's heart beat faster - and not just because of one or the other climb. A striking attraction is the Bitburg reservoir with its water sports facilities. Framed by bright red colored sandstone rocks, the lake promenade offers the opportunity to stroll.



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If you want to hike in the footsteps of the Middle Ages, this route is just right for you. It leads on romantic rocky paths around Neuerburg Castle. The mighty structure forms a splendid ensemble with the parish church of St. Nicholas, the bell tower and today's rectory - former Vogthaus. The Beilsturm… read more

This tour is truly in the heart of Europe. The Ourtal between Tintesmühle and the town of Ouren is narrow, steep and rustic here. The river has dug its way deep into the Rhenish Slate Mountains. The Our used to be home to thousands of river pearl mussels. In order for the population to recover, there… read more

The Ourtal is always a guarantee for a varied hike. A grandiose, ancient low mountain range runs through the Ourtal. The Our proves to be a true master of landscape design. The rocky Grenzsteig along the Lätges mountain with its magnificent views provides an almost alpine experience. After so much ups… read more

If you like the contrast between gentle plateaus and deeply cut valleys, this tour is just the thing for you. Grundsgraben, Kalkgraben, Schulersgraben and of course the valley of the Kyll in particular guarantee a varied hike. The picturesque gallery of former red sandstone quarries is evidence of a… read more

Hikers on the Irsenpfad experience one of the most idyllic valleys in the Eifel. If you are looking for peace and solitude, you will find it here in the Islek. Framed by mighty mountain ranges over 500 meters high, the Irsen meanders through a picturesque meadow landscape. The lapping of the Irsen accompanies… read more

Bizzare rocky landscapes, meadows rich in flowers and forests rich in ferns characterize this route. But also particularly rare animal and plant species, such as falcons and orchids, find their home here.



Many sights along the route invite you to linger. For example the Liborius Chapel, from which you… read more

The Bollendorfer Plateau on the German side, the Luxembourg Beforter Plateau and the deeply cut Sauer Valley as a connecting element make this route an unforgettable experience. Every step of the way, the rock climbs in the Luxembourg sandstone are a true Eldorado for rock hikers.



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The devil himself left his mark on this route. His devil's work is documented by gorges and crevices in the rock bastions of the Ferschweiler plateau - especially the 28-meter-deep gorge named after him. The primal force of nature is seldom as impressive as at the Irrel waterfalls. Over a length of 140… read more

This route lives up to its name. Four streams with very different characters are lively companions for the hiker. The history of the pretty resort town of Bleialf comes to life on old mining paths along the Alfbach. Lead ore was mined here until the middle of the 20th century.



From Halenfeld the path… read more