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You'll find the Kaiserfelsen (Emperor's Rock) right near the dam.

Here are popular trails and hiking routes in and around the Schlangenberg Nature Reserve (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany), including various options in terms of distance and difficulty: 🌲 1. Schlangenberg Nature Reserve – circular routes • Circular route from Vicht: ±7.9 km, approx. 2 hours 10 minutes, intermediate level. Beautiful trails through the reserve with slight elevation changes. • Circular route from Zweifall: ±9.9 km, approx. 2 hours 40 minutes, intermediate level. Longer walk with views of streams, ponds, and forest landscape. • Vichter forest path – shorter loop: ±5.6 km, easy to walk, suitable for a relaxing stroll. 👉 These routes partly run on well-maintained unpaved paths and gravel paths that wind through the natural surroundings. 🌼 2. Breinig Walk (BR2) • Breinig Loop BR2: ±6.9 km, average difficulty. Beautiful loop through the reserve and surrounding nature with slight elevation changes. 🌳 3. Small Forest Loop • Small forest walk near Schlangenberg: ±1.8 km (1.1 miles), easy and ideal for a short nature walk, suitable for everyone and a lovely half-hour to an hour's walk. 📍 Hiking Tips ✔ The trails in the Schlangenberg nature reserve are generally marked and easily accessible, with both short and longer options. ✔ If you want to follow the exact route, check GPX tracks or maps beforehand via hiking websites/apps like Komoot or RouteYou. ✔ Because Schlangenberg is located in a protected nature reserve (Naturpark Hohes Venn-Eifel), it is important to stay on the paths and follow any rules.

Already hiked or cycled past 100 times, but still impressive

Beautiful trails, something for everyone in terms of view, width, etc.

The Stolberg district of Breinig has a true landscape jewel in the Schlangenberg nature reserve. What fascinated me most was the yellow calamine violet.

The cycle path here leads between the “Kaiserfelsen”.

Very nice circular route around the Kalltalsperre...

The circular route around the Kalltalsperre is very well developed and surrounded by an impressive rock and forest landscape. Regardless of whether you are hiking or cycling, the Kalltalsperre is always a worthwhile destination.