쉬운 비스바움 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

The Lampertsbach is a ten-kilometer-long tributary of the Ahr, which rises in the Eifel town of Esch as the Frömmelsbach and is fed on its way into the Ahr by the tributaries Odenbach, Rohrtaler Bach, Mirbach, Wierstaler Bach and Wammesbach.

When we visited on Saturday, July 19, 2025, it was closed at around 2:00 PM, even though the opening hours outside stated "Saturday 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM." ;-( It's a shame, because we were looking forward to a delicious meal based on the good reviews.

Private, well-maintained mini chapel on the property wall

Here the Lampertsbach stream disappears into the rocky ground.

The Bielenhof Alm is located halfway along the circular trail if you start in Birgel. It's a great place to stop for a break. I was there on a Friday afternoon. Only self-service items from the refrigerator were available at the self-service checkout. You should also bring some change with you in case of emergency.

The Eifel Loop, Where Streams Disappear, takes you a long way through the narrow Lampertsbach Valley. In spring, the meadows are dotted with yellow blooming primroses.

Anyone who likes fresh wild garlic will enjoy this forest slope in spring and can pick their own

The title of this highlight should be “View of Calvary from the south”.