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This is one of the more than 100 existing "Saar-Hunsrück dream loops" that make the large area south of the Moselle very attractive as a hiking destination. In the brochure it is described with the words "With magnificent views, the hiking trail leads from the Hunsrück plateau ... into the deep Ehrbach valley. In complete isolation, the path runs along a narrow path along the stream. There are steep ascents and descents with ... surprising views." The dream loop is 8.5 kilometers long, 390 meters in altitude and is described as taking 3 to 4 hours to walk.

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One of many beautiful towns along the Rhine.

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Nice old town, but the Rhine towns all seem pretty dusty. The great shine seems to have passed, a noticeably few houses have been renovated.

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Oberwesel is also very beautiful without a bike. From the train station, day ticket € 2.00 parking fee, everything is well signposted. I'm over the city wall, you're up to Cherry St, Martin. Through the city garden, with its own wall and a view of the old monastery. Then to the castle and back over the Elfenley. From there you have a beautiful view of Oberwesel. With many photo stops, it took me less than 5 hours for the whole hike. But far from seeing everything. Unfortunately it is very foggy at the moment. As a result, the distance view is severely limited. The color spectacle makes up for it with a real intoxication! (My photos)

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In Oberwesel for the bike path directly past the busy street. Here, however, you are very close to the place, there is always an opportunity for a rest.

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A varied hike along the Ehrbach through a gorge. Return after a steep and interesting ascent along great viewpoints. Recommendable. Surefootedness required.

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The Ehrbachklamm was opened up in 1921 by the pharmacist Georg Francke from Boppard (1860 to 1926). In 1991, a commemorative plaque was placed in the Ehrbachklamm to mark the 70th anniversary of its existence.

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Oberwesel is always worth a visit, especially a walk over the old city wall.

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Oberwesel is definitely worth a visit. I found the old walkable city wall impressive.

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You have to be a little careful with big, heavy or old dogs

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Oberwesel is called the 'city of towers'. The city wall and some of the defense towers can be climbed. 16 of the former 22 towers are still standing.

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Translated from English-The Lorelei, also spelled Loreley in German, is a 132 m high, steep slate rock on the right bank of the Rhine in the Rhine Gorge near Sankt Goarshausen in Germany. The Loreley Amphitheater on the Rock is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wikipedia

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The gorge is really great, although a bit slippery in some places and the climate is totally pleasant due to the moisture

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The Eherbachklamm can also be combined very well with the Schöneck loop. Both dream loops together then have about 15 km. Highly recommended! 👍

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Of course you have to see 😇

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Direct view of the rock of the Loreley.

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Oberwesel with its city wall and towers on the Rhine is also called the city of towers.

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Great view of the over 130m high Lorely rocks

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One of the most beautiful dream loops on the Saar-Hunsrück climb

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The Palatinate Castle can be visited. A passenger ferry commutes every half hour between the Kauber shore and the island. At the entrance to the castle you can borrow an audio guide for 1 € and explore the castle. A visit is worthwhile. Information about the castle and the opening times can be found at http://dieburgpfalzgrafenstein.de/ The castle is closed during floods.

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