モンシャウ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Shortly before reaching the old town, there is a top vantage point on the corpse alley. Nicely located, with a wonderful view of the evangelical church and the Red House, among other things.

The Urttalsperre is the oldest dam in the Eifel and a popular destination. The dam wall was the largest structure in Europe at the time, has a length of 266 m and a height of 59 m. There is a nice excursion restaurant at the dam wall, which you can reach by boat, bus, car, bike or on foot. The Urftsee is also a very beautiful hiking area with a great path along the shore, which always offers a beautiful view of the Ordensburg Vogelsang.

The Victor Neels Bridge spans the Urftsee at this point and, with a very successful steel cable suspension bridge construction, forms a great transition for cyclists and hikers. The bridge is named after the former commander of the Belgian forces at Camp Vogelsang. Great experience when it starts to rock 😁.

A beautiful, picturesque Venn landscape. A pleasure for the soul.

Wonderful hiking section that will be remembered for a long time with its beauty.

Wonderful view of the fen landscape that stretches out on both sides. Pure nature to enjoy. In addition to the Mützenicher Fens and the Walloon Fens near Botrange, one of the most beautiful fen landscapes I have seen so far. A treat for nature lovers.

The church building in the Wollseifen desert, which was previously consecrated to St. Rochus, is one of the few houses that still exist after the village was cleared after the Second World War. In the apse there is still a large wooden cross, so that the site is a nice place for a short spiritual retreat for many hikers (for example on the wilderness trail through the Eifel National Park).

The Struffelt is not an amusement park but a nature reserve that is particularly worthy of protection with very strict rules that everyone should follow. Anyone who does not comply with this not only destroys the Struffelt, they are also guilty of global warming. But unfortunately there are too many people who have eaten decency with a slotted spoon, otherwise this call would not have been necessary. All those who hike through nature should know that the people who care for the paths and nature are "volunteer" people. You shouldn't complain, you should be thankful. Ralf's post on August 1st, 2020 and my post are probably pointless because they are only read by those who have always followed the rules.