フルカナイフェルのベルリンゲンでののおすすめグラベルライド

Two curved benches invite you to take a nap. -:)

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A detour is worthwhile

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In the long-gone days of our grandparents, a central bakehouse was common for the village community. In many places, these were eventually demolished. Here in Bolsdorf, however, it has been preserved and still bears witness to the old days.

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A beautiful former railway bridge. It's beautiful to look at from both above and below.

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Million dollar view of the castle

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A truly amazing experience for young and old. Turn on the lights – even though the tunnel is lit. And in hot weather, it's like riding through a "refrigerator."

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For information about the chapel, built between 1902 and 1903, see e.g. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erl%C3%B6serkirche_(Mirbach) or https://eifelfuehrer.de/touristische-ziele/kirchenkloester/erloeserkirche-mirbach

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Great new bridge with a new section of cycle path

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A moment of peace by the pond... https://youtu.be/PV6yleBZNYU

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Great view of Kasselburg Castle near Pelm.... https://youtu.be/PV6yleBZNYU

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Old Railway Tunnel "Großes Schlitzohr" near Daun At the end of the first decade of the 20th century, the railway tunnel was driven 560 meters through the mountain. 80 years later, it was converted into a cycle path. The tunnel contains several niches with rounded arches, through which the water seeping in above is drained. The sound of this water has been a part of this place for almost 100 years. Text / Source: Institut Denkunternehmung, Hörscheider Straße 20, 54552 Darscheid https://denkunternehmung.de/alter-eisenbahntunnel-grosses-schlitzohr-bei-daun

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Good and quiet cycle path along the beautiful river Kyll. It is almost flat here so there is not much to climb, but you can cycle nicely.

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The highlights of this tour were the varied contrasts: Small trails, beautiful views, and a visit to the town of Gerolstein. Highly recommended.

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The building, the "Old Forge", now serves as a village community center and event location. But as the name suggests, the 19th century building was once used to practice a very old craft that was an essential part of any village at the time. As the craft lost more and more importance in the 20th century, the craft was abandoned and the old building became vacant. In the 1980s, the property was purchased by the town of Hillesheim and extensively renovated in 1981. Since then, it has served as the center of the village for the residents of Bolsdorf.

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A real photo opportunity: The viaduct in Daun impresses with its imposing architecture and blends perfectly into the nature of the Volcanic Eifel. The view from below is particularly beautiful - ideal for a short break or a snapshot. If you take your time, you can enjoy the atmosphere. Perfect as a stopover for hikers and cyclists!

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Nice old stone house with a small beer garden, nice place to linger.

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For the Vulkania healing spring, see e.g. https://www.eifel.info/a-vulkania-heilquelle. Next to the spring is a pretty, well-maintained chapel where you can take a rest.

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Bertrada Castle is a fascinating piece of history that is anchored in the region. The assumption that it was built on the remains of a Roman fort gives the place a mystical touch, even if there is no clear evidence for this. The connection to Bertrada, the mother of Charlemagne, gives the castle a special historical significance, even if the first documented mentions only appear in the 13th century. The castle's eventful history, in particular its occupation by the French revolutionary troops, shows how strongly the political currents of the time shaped the region.

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For me, the Daun viaduct is a place full of memories and stories. I grew up here, watched the trains rattle over the viaduct, and often stood at the station, which used to be bustling with life and activity. Then came the change - the station was closed down and little by little the old railway line was transformed into a cycle path. At first it was strange to see this place so quiet, but now it has a new beauty. When I walk or cycle along it today, it is as if I am rolling through my own past - a mixture of nostalgia and a new connection to the landscape.

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The exact origins of Kerpen Castle are shrouded in the mists of history. It is considered very likely that its builder was Sigibertus de Kerpene, first mentioned in documents in 1136, or his son Heinrich I (1142–1177). However, an exact construction date cannot yet be given.

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