20의 스팡달렘가지 명소 & 주요 장소

As beautiful as the Wolfsschlucht is, you should always be careful when hiking through it. If it has rained, the rocky path can be very slippery. Sturdy, well-profiled shoes are therefore strongly recommended.

Very interesting hiking trail, recommended

The Wolfsschlucht with its basalt columns can be crossed via, among other things, the Kleine Kyll mindfulness path. A beautiful, narrow path leads up the gorge, you have to wear proper shoes, the rocky path is wet and slippery. Going up is - at least for my taste - more comfortable than going down. At one point there is a wooden railing and steps help up the mountain. The gorge is incredibly beautiful and mystical. The moss-covered boulders create a very interesting atmosphere.

The Wolfsschlucht with its basalt columns can be crossed via, among other things, the Kleine Kyll mindfulness path. A beautiful, narrow path leads up the gorge, you have to wear proper shoes, the rocky path is wet and slippery. Going up is - at least for my taste - more comfortable than going down. At one point there is a wooden railing and steps help up the mountain. The gorge is incredibly beautiful and mystical. The moss-covered boulders create a very interesting atmosphere.

The Wolfsschlucht with its basalt columns can be crossed via, among other things, the Kleine Kyll mindfulness path. A beautiful, narrow path leads up the gorge, you have to wear proper shoes, the rocky path is wet and slippery. Going up is - at least for my taste - more comfortable than going down. At one point there is a wooden railing and steps help up the mountain. The gorge is incredibly beautiful and mystical. The moss-covered boulders create a very interesting atmosphere.

You feel like you're in another world here. It just looks beautiful. This is an absolute place of power!

Hello everyone, the comments about riding on the cycle path are now outdated! I did the Zendscheid - Trier/Ehrang route myself. It is open the whole way. Behind Erdorf there is an underpass that is not without danger, before that it goes downhill for around 50 m with a 25% gradient; you should really get off, after the underpass there is a slippery stream crossing, you have to get off here!

The delightfully bumpy climb through the Wolfsschlucht is part of the VulkaMaar trail. From the former Moseberg volcano above, the lava made its way down the mountain, through the Horngraben and the Wolfsschlucht into the valley of the Kleine Kyll. We hiked through the gorge on a wintry Monday and didn't meet a soul.