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Lots of construction work, the alternative cycle path leads over temporary bridges and gravel.

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Destroyed Ahr bridge with emergency bridge

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The castle's layout is rectangular. In addition to parts of the outer bailey and a gate – the so-called Gymnicher Porz – remnants of the defensive wall have also been preserved. Furthermore, on the south side of the complex stands an old gate tower (also called the Schellenturm), next to which are the ruins of the palace, which once housed a heated bishop's chamber. The first keep presumably stood on the pointed rocky outcrop in the northern corner. Extensive remains of the Romanesque castle chapel from the 12th century have been preserved to the north.

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A wonderful bike path along an old railway line. A lot of fun.

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Beautiful little town located directly on the Ahr.

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Beautiful view, which is unfortunately somewhat clouded by the damage that is still clearly visible

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Idyllic Ahr Valley

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From the Ahrbogen you have a great view of Kreuzberg and Kreuzberg Castle, which towers above the town.

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34 steles along the Ahr are intended to commemorate the flood disaster in July 2021; one such stele can be found on the Ahr cycle path.

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Neublankenheim Castle, located on the edge of the Ahbach Valley, has a varied history spanning over 700 years. First mentioned in 1272, the castle passed into the possession of the Counts of Manderscheid after the Blankenheim family died out. As early as the 16th century, the castle complex began to decay until it was acquired by the Duke of Aremberg in 1769. Today, the ruins, which were extensively renovated in 2005 and 2006 and thus saved from complete decay, belong to the Vulkaneifel district.

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Delicious cakes, good coffee, and a cozy courtyard - the Nohner Mühle is always worth a stop...

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Here, imposing rocks line the banks of the Ahbach. A truly impressive sight.

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Beautifully situated on a hill, with a nice rest area.

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The Ahr lies at your feet here, and you can still see the bridge that was destroyed by the Ahr flood in July 2021 and will soon be demolished. The new temporary bridge runs parallel to the old bridge.

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The memorial stone commemorates the cruel flood of July 14, 2021, when the first victims occurred in the upper Ahr valley.

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From the bridge on the L73 you can see the Ahrbogen just before Schuld. Until the flood in July 2021, the campsite in Schuld was located downstream along the Ahrbogen. However, this was completely destroyed in the flood.

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The St. Jodokus Chapel in Lommersdorf, which stands at an altitude of 450 metres above sea level, dates back to 1750. The pretty little baroque chapel is the destination of the Lommersdorf supplication processions every year.

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The memorial commemorates the flood disaster of July 14, 2021, when at least 135 people lost their lives in the Ahr Valley. The Dorsel campsite at the time was the first place in the Ahr Valley to be severely affected by the flood.

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Along the completely restored Ahr cycle path, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Ahr in the direction of Dümpelfeld.

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The Ahr Valley Cycle Path now runs through a railway tunnel of the former Ahr Valley Railway, which is now located between Insul and Schuld.

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