Attractions in Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis

In the Ehrbachklamm you can get in touch with rocks and water, listen to the silence of the forest and the sound of the water, overcome the slopes and enjoy …read more

The bridge has a total length of 360 m and is thus one of the longest suspended rope bridges in Europe. The maximum height above the ground is just under …read more

One of the most beautiful and varied tours in the Hunsrück.

Between the mouse tower in Bingen and the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz, 29 castles, palaces or castle ruins tell of the important history of the Middle Rhine Valley. Kings, princes, …read more

Also from here you have a nice view of Boppard, Filsen and Osterspai! From here it is not far to the chairlift or descent under it! This descent is worth it, because you continuously have a great view over everything.

An absolutely worthwhile visit! Who does not have a via ferrata equipment, this can be rented in Boppard for 5 € rental fee (deposit is 20 € and a perso …read more

Plenty of hedges, but not absolutely necessary. High conductor posts can be bypassed.

Suitable for normal walkers and children. Solid shoes are recommended. From Oberwesel after the trail there is a viewing and picnic area.

Only a few meters away from the bridge, it quickly becomes much quieter and you can enjoy the beautiful nature.

The so-called city of towers is characterized by its city wall with its 16 towers. On the former fortification you can walk around. Further attractions in Oberwesel are, for example, …read more

The mountain Koppenstein was probably already inhabited before the 12th century. The ruins visible today were built after 1325. In 1330, the settlement received city rights at the foot of …read more

Die gewaltige Festungsanlage am linken Rheinufer ist die größte Burgruine am Rhein. Obwohl schon teilweise verfallen, kannst du dir bei einem Streifzug durch die Gemäuer gut vorstellen, wie prächtig die …read more

Very nice location. You have to be lucky to get a seat. Food is also delicious. High prices

It is nice, wauf on the way, to go over the bridge and on the way back through the valley.

If you want to avoid the descent on foot or simply like to ride a cable car, you should jump onto the chairlift here. The ride down to the valley …read more

My first thought at the sight of this Bismarckturms: Holla, I've seen that before. And that's the way it is, almost.
This tower is one of 240 towers that in …read more

Beautiful (hiking) trails around Oberwsel.

On the site of today's castle was a medieval castle, which is first mentioned in 1301, but probably older origin. The plant was initially owned by the Counts of Sponheim, …read more

Here you can even stop for a while and get a look in the old mill

The visitor center has all the information about the Geierlay Bridge and walks, accommodation, etc. ready. Attached is a restaurant and shop for souvenirs and visitor toilets.

Open: Wednesday to Monday 10am to 4pm. Tuesday is closed

From Niederfell on the Moselle through the forest in a steady slope until shortly before Pfaffenheck.
Altitude difference 316m Total climb 322m Total descent 6m // Length 8.5kmread more