ベッテンフェルトでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Nice rest area

Great! What a beautiful place for a break. High above the Vulkaneifel.

Here is an open air museum with all the info about the volcanoes in the Vulkaneifel and the types of stone. Quite interesting! With a nice place to take a break too.

The floor is lava! Well, big boulders with solidified lava.

What a relaxing place for a break at this beautiful lake. If you look around you can imagine yourself standing in the crater of a volcano.

The bench directly at the Windsborn Crater Lake invites you to linger and relax.

This old quarry now houses the Volcano Adventure Park. It features numerous information panels describing the various rock types, including their names, origins, and ages.

The Wiesenteich was created as part of the Bettenfeld land consolidation process (starting in 1995) to relieve the pressure on the Windsborn Crater Lake, with its fragile marsh bean community and diverse dragonfly fauna. It also serves as a local recreation area and attraction for the Bettenfeld residents and tourists from near and far, as well as a fishing spot for the fishing club, which manages and maintains the facility. In addition to the approximately 7,600 m² fishing pond, which is up to 3 m deep, a smaller, approximately 1,000 m² nature conservation pond, which is up to 1 m deep, was also created. The facility can be fed with water from the former Bettenfeld water supply if necessary. The pond is home to the following fish species: carp, roach, rudd, rainbow trout, tench, and zander.