20의 벨가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The paths are neat.

The cycle path itself is awesome and recommendable, but the two tunnels are a real highlight! Don't forget to take off your sunglasses before entering, otherwise it will be very dark for a short time 😎. The temperature suddenly drops by a few degrees and I froze for a really short time 🥶. Please stay on your (right) side when driving through, as many drive through the tunnel without headlights!

Riding a bike into a tunnel is a completely different feeling than driving a car or train. Kind of unique. I'm not claustrophobic, yet I'm relieved every time I'm outside.

As always: temporarily closed for bat protection! I liked this tour: Vulkanpark cycle path Andernach, Mayen 2019_05_01 smart https://www.komoot.de/tour/65128467

Very nice tour of the lake with a view of the lake. The monastery is worth seeing and impressive.

Again and again. Starting in spring or throughout the year. The Laacher See invites you to hike and stroll at any time of the year. A beautiful area.

The eight-kilometer section starts at the east train station in Mayen, which can be reached by regional train. It lies on the route of the Eifelquerbahn. This runs every hour between Andernach on the left Rhine route and Kaisersesch. The route then leads in the district of Hausen with a slight incline into the Nette valley, which is bridged with the help of an approximately 40 meter high natural stone viaduct. The route runs along the route of the former Koblenz-Lützel - Mayen Ost railway line. Behind the viaduct over the Nette valley, it goes through the 252 m long Hausen-2 tunnel, which is followed by the Lehnener viaduct. With a length of 82 m, this only has a height of 8 m. Immediately afterwards follows the Hausen-1 tunnel with a length of 500 m. Both tunnels are illuminated. The route climbs slightly from the Nette valley and passes the village of Nettesürsch. The A48 motorway is then crossed with a slight downward gradient before the cycle path junction at the former Polch train station is reached.

When you cross the Trass caves, you go through a historical disaster area, it is about the eruptions of the Laacher See volcano, which erupted around 13,000 years ago.