周辺の山頂・トップ7

Trail up to the cross, then a final sprint and then back down the wide path with the great view. Fun! 🌄🏃‍♂️📯

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No cross (touch) home...

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Great to ride up on a mountain bike. But it's better to push the last 10m

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At the summit cross it goes steeply down. Great view. Here comes a steel cable from below. An exit option from the via ferrata.

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Here at the summit cross you can watch the tormented or beaming faces of the climbers, since this is where the via ferrata leads to the destination after crossing the 20-metre-high rope bridge in the rocks.

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The volcanic cone was formed 108 million years ago. Magma penetrated the Devonian sandstone layers and solidified below the earth's surface. This passage or chimney made of hard basalt protected the surrounding sandstone from erosion, leaving the conical shape of the Neuerburger Kopf, which is still clearly visible today. Classified as belonging to the Cretaceous period, the Neuerburger Kopf and the neighboring Lüxeberg are the oldest volcanic features in the Eifel. The Neuerburger Kopf was formerly called Merkuriusberg (Mercurius, Roman god of trade). The former name is explained by the Roman trade and military roads that crossed next to it. The current name refers to a castle. Archbishop Albero (1131-1152) had a "novum castrum" (= new castle) built, which was completed in 1168 by Archbishop Hillin and expanded by Archbishop Henry II (1260-1286). The castle was used primarily to collect customs duties on the neighboring trade route and was one of the seven castles of the Electorate of Trier, along with Manderscheid, Arras, Saarburg, Grimburg, Welschbillig and Ehrenbreitstein. The last inhabitants of Hatzdorf, which had been ravaged by the plague and abandoned, settled under the protection of the castle and founded the village of Neuerburg. Neuerburg Castle was most likely destroyed in 1689 by the French Marshal François de Créquy, who also had Wittlich destroyed from Mont Royal. Today only a few remains of the walls can be found.

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From this vantage point you have one of the best valley views of the Moselle loop.

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The Calmont is a prominent peak on the Moselle. The highest elevation is 380 meters high. Interestingly, the Calmont summit cross is not at the highest point, but below it. This may be because the Calmont is a ridge above the Moselle. The location of the summit cross offers a prominent view of the Moselle - better than from the highest point. Therefore, the summit cross makes much more sense at this point. Source: https://www.calmont-klettersteig-moselschleife.de/calmont/

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Best non-alpine via ferrata in Germany 👍, but definitely not for beginners

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The sword of the knights who sealed the peace. At the same time the exit of the via ferrata!

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Of course, the new via ferrata also includes a summit cross

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Summit cross at the end of stage 3

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It is particularly beautiful in October when the leaves change color. Shortly after 10 a.m. we walked from Eidiger-Eller, first over the Todesangst and the Höhenweg, so we were above the Moselle loop at the right time. There is a rest area with a bench, from where we could watch how the fog revealed the colorful landscape.

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Beautiful hiking tour with a view of the Moselle loop. 😍

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You can also enjoy the view without hiking up. Drive up with the car. Drive quite far, then comes a gravel road, this approx. 2km comes a parking lot for hikers. From there it is not far to the summit cross and Vierseenblick. Together about 2km. Above are great wide hiking trails. Well suited for beginners. Then down to Bremm where the second vantage point is easily accessible on foot. So everyone has something.

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Even if you don't quite see the Moselle loop, the place or the view is phenomenal.

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Hello, dear hiking friends/nature lovers. The hike on the contour line above the Calmont is of moderate difficulty, especially if you stay on the high trail. The trail is adequately developed and there are extensive views. Once you have reached the tree line, coniferous and deciduous forest alternate. The lookout points of the summit cross, Roman mountain sanctuary, Vierseenblick and fire station hut are rewarding in many ways. The extensive Moselle valley with the Moselle loop, folds of the Rhenish Slate Mountains, changing woodland, and distant views of valleys to the north awaken the senses of young and old. Different mosses enliven the views of the path edges and windbreaks in the adjacent forest. We will repeat the tour in May/June, because then the vineyards on the slopes and the Moselle valley are green! Alternatively, when the vine leaves are glowing in bright colors! Backpack food is recommended!

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The Moselle loop near Bremm is one of the most beautiful sections on the Moselle.

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A really great vantage point and entertaining when the paraglyders take off

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Very nice view over the entire valley and the Moselle loop

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