Attractions in Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis

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

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

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

Right next to the bridge is a tree in the middle of the stream

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

On the left bank of the Rhine rises the castle Rheinfels over St. Goar. She belonged to the sex of the Counts of Katzenelnbogen. In the preserved building complex there …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

The waterfall was the highlight of our wonderful hike on Sunday. There was a lot to see in the entire Baybach valley and the golden autumn made it all the more beautiful 🍂🍂🍂

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

Good security, exciting way! Fun 👍

Small but wide waterfall with jetty / bridge for hikers. In addition to the bridge but also offers the wide gravel bed for great photos.

Just stop. Is right on the street. Five minutes visit time. Just climb and be amazed.

Beautiful, narrow path that follows the course of the Mastershauserner Bach. Sure-footedness and good footwear are particularly required in damp / wet weather, as the roots and slate stones then become slippery ...

Just listen to the sound of water and forest - awesome!

A really nice via ferrata (Category B) that I would not have expected in this length in this location, so it's really fun. It is somewhat unusual that he keeps …read more

Overwinterers who have found their refuge!

On the right bank of the Rhine, high above St. Goarshausen rises Katz Castle. It is privately owned and can not be visited. The Rheinsteig passes by.

From this rest area you have a great view of the Hubertus Viaduct. The building was built in a curve over the Hubertusschlucht. The viaduct is 150 meters long, 50 …read more