View of the Rhine Bend from Gedeonseck

The viewing point is called Gedeonseck.
After a short walk from the top station of the chairlift you reach Gedeonseck and the panoramic restaurant of the same name. From here you have a magnificent view of the large Rhine loop.
Great viewing point above Boppard. From here you have a beautiful view of the vineyards of the Bopparder Hamm and the large Rhine loop.

Actually, it was planned completely differently, but based on my experience, I would like to offer you the following tour tips1) for the gravel or touring bike:From April 2025, as Stolzenfels to Königsbach is closed- Koblenz main station with the RE to Nassau (D-Ticket 0,- €)- on the Lahn cycle path along the Lahn
- detour to the Ruppertsklamm possible- on the Rhine to the Boppard ferry, cross over (3.30 €)- in Boppard to the cable car 🚠 (round trip 11,- €) andup to the Hirschkopf and to the Gedeon Eck viewpoint 🤩- on the Rhine (EV15) to Koblenz to the Deutsches Eck- on the Moselle (D5) to the Kurt Schumacher Bridge- change sides and head back towards the Rhine - to the Bendorfer Bridge A48 - change sidesthe Rhine to the Ehrenbreitstein ferry terminal (3.50 €)Koblenz Main station
= 112km of fantastic scenery2) for hiking
Take a look at the Mittelrheinsteig climbing trail. I didn't get to experience much of it, but I really liked the short section (from the corner down to the cable car) 🤩Tip for a stop in Boppard:
Simple but really tasty dishes at a fair price - the Ritter Stübl. I had meat loaf with fried potatoes (both perfectly fried) and a cocoa (from the stove, mixed with milk).Information about the route:
faehre-boppard.desesselbahn-boppard.de/index.php/fahrzeiten-preisekoblenz.de/umwelt-und-planung/mobilitaet/radfahren-in-koblenz/infotafel-sperrung-leinpfad-stolzenfels.pdf?cid=3cffgilles-personenschifffahrt.de/unsere-faehreIf you like, you can take a look at my tour:komoot.com/de-de/tour/1930756844?share_token=apjGb9MR4ajx68ce0LbOpHHnE8QSXu0HNL2kMCZOx4MKjK2T2h&ref=wtd