エルデスバッハのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Today's highlight was the first hour of sunshine after several gloomy days at the campervan site, and lots of nice people. I always enjoy coming here; there's always something new to discover.

The sign is located on the 8 km long "Glan" water trail, with starting points in Erdesbach and Ulmet. More information: https://asvulmet.de/asv/gewaesserlehrpfad-glan/

🌿 Ulmet–Erdesbach Water Trail An educational trail along the Glan River with information panels on water ecology, the history of its use, and nature conservation. Ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Tip: Start in Ulmet (Gallushalle) or Erdesbach, and combine your tour with a trolley ride or a stop for refreshments – along the way, floodplains, quiet stretches of river, and informative stations invite you to pause for a moment.

🛡️ "Old German" by August Drumm An impressive bronze bust of a Germanic warrior – characteristic of August Drumm's expressive style. Located directly at the Gallushalle in Ulmet, it brings history and art to your break. Tip: Be inspired by the autumnal bronze tone – the warrior appears particularly powerful when the light accentuates him. Perfect for pausing for a moment and sensing history.

The Bors Inn offers home-style cooking in a family atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a hearty lunch, homemade cake, or a cool drink in the shady beer garden, this is a great place to stop, especially after a hike or a ride on a handcar. 💡 Tip: Be sure to check out the changing lunch menu – regional favorites at fair prices. Ideal for a break right along the trail.

The region can be explored in a very special way on the disused tracks of the Glan-Blies Railway: Ride a bicycle trolley through the Glan Valley, passing meadows, bridges, and small villages. It's an unusual and family-friendly way to travel. 💡 Tip: You can rent trolleys for around 40km between Altenglan and Staudernheim – ideal for a day trip! Reserve early, as spaces are limited.

During our visit, the wild garlic had almost died back but was still visible. But you can imagine what a scent the gorge must have in spring.

free parking directly at the bridge