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The 5-Valleys-Tour dream trail begins directly opposite Rüssels Country House. After just a few steps, the route leads from the road into the tranquil forest landscape – past ancient trees, gentle slopes, and the first small stream. Tip: Take advantage of the starting point for a photo with a view of the country house – especially in autumn, the facade with its colorful trees provides a beautiful backdrop.

"I praise with a full cup the home of delicious wine, I praise the Moselle in the valley, the glorious daughter of the Rhine. The castles rise proudly and greet and speak of ancient times, green-gold the Moselle at my feet, in the eternal garment of youth." (Author unknown)

A little tip: Sections 6-7 from Heidenburg to the Drohntalsperre are very densely overgrown (nettles, thorns, etc.). This path is not passable.

Quaint rest area near Brauneberg

The place has made quite a splash in terms of gastronomy. There are many places to stop for a bite to eat.

Worth seeing as a warning against violence and racial hatred and in remembrance of the countless people who suffered under Nazi rule.

The futuristic architecture seems somewhat out of place at first glance, making it difficult to really engage with the subject matter. Therefore, you have to slow down and read the comprehensive information or listen to the stories using the audio guide provided by a staff member. There are also numerous displays and a central interactive display that offers very slowly unfolding presentations. The triangular wooden panels display a wood grain pattern, but have been covered with a gridded film, which unfortunately makes the printed text considerably more difficult to read. It also takes a little patience to perceive the image of the concentration camp, glued to the glass facade in a wire mesh design, as an overlay on the real landscape. It's actually well done, but only works well with the right vantage point. So take some time and, if possible, visit the memorial sites scattered throughout the area, for which there are information boards.