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Perfect spot for a circular hike up Neuerburger Kopf. You can see goats, sheep, pigs, and the large herd of cattle from the Scheuerhof farm all around. A lovely savannah feeling! ❤️

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Trail up to the cross, then a final sprint and then back down the wide path with the great view. Fun! 🌄🏃‍♂️📯

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There are more attractive places. But at 415 m, it is probably the highest elevation in the area.

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Great to ride up on a mountain bike. But it's better to push the last 10m

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From here you have a good view of the Moselle.

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The volcanic cone was formed 108 million years ago. Magma penetrated the Devonian sandstone layers and solidified below the earth's surface. This passage or chimney made of hard basalt protected the surrounding sandstone from erosion, leaving the conical shape of the Neuerburger Kopf, which is still clearly visible today. Classified as belonging to the Cretaceous period, the Neuerburger Kopf and the neighboring Lüxeberg are the oldest volcanic features in the Eifel. The Neuerburger Kopf was formerly called Merkuriusberg (Mercurius, Roman god of trade). The former name is explained by the Roman trade and military roads that crossed next to it. The current name refers to a castle. Archbishop Albero (1131-1152) had a "novum castrum" (= new castle) built, which was completed in 1168 by Archbishop Hillin and expanded by Archbishop Henry II (1260-1286). The castle was used primarily to collect customs duties on the neighboring trade route and was one of the seven castles of the Electorate of Trier, along with Manderscheid, Arras, Saarburg, Grimburg, Welschbillig and Ehrenbreitstein. The last inhabitants of Hatzdorf, which had been ravaged by the plague and abandoned, settled under the protection of the castle and founded the village of Neuerburg. Neuerburg Castle was most likely destroyed in 1689 by the French Marshal François de Créquy, who also had Wittlich destroyed from Mont Royal. Today only a few remains of the walls can be found.

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The topping is TOP! The gradient "crisp"

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Great way through the forest

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Compared to other hiking routes, you can always find a great place to rest on this stage of the Moselsteig Trail...and always with a unique view.🤩

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Great view from up here.

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For me, it's the most beautiful climb in the region. No cars, perfect asphalt, a route through the forest—what more could you want?

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The K35 as a whole is probably the most beautiful road in the region! It's a dream until Bonsbeuren, then the asphalt gets worse.

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Great view of the Moselle valley. Super nice flowing single trail down. The trails around Mount Olympus are really great.

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A nice overview of the Moselle valley from the Höhenweg!

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Magnificent view high up from the Moselhöhensteig in the valley of the Moselle near Zeltingen-Rachtig

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The lock and weir of Zeltingen

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The Moselsteig just great and this view ....... SUPER

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A sharp rise to the transmitter mast. The view is the best reward. Thanks for the opportunity with the best weather!

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The Neuerburger Kopf is clearly visible from afar. The striking mountain towers 286 meters above the Wittlich depression. Experts estimate that it is 108 million years old - much older than the maars of the volcanic Eifel. A robber baron's castle already stood on it, and vineyards were once planted here too. The Neuerburger Kopf consists mainly of sandstone and basalt. It is probably 108 million years old. The volcanoes in the Eifel are much younger, around 45 million years old. The Luxembourgers built a robber baron's castle on the Neuerburger Kopf, wanting to weaken the Electorate of Trier, which had large areas in the Eifel, and to make access to the Moselle more difficult. The Trierers did not put up with this, destroyed the castle and built their own castle on the Neuerburger Kopf in the 13th century." In 1689 it was almost completely destroyed by the French general Bouffleurs. Stones from this ruin were used in the construction of many of Neuerburg's houses.

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With picnic tables and benches, great breaks with a great view!

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