20의 케르미터가지 명소 & 주요 장소

One of the most beautiful, if not the most beautiful vantage point on the Rursee.

A wonderful path, enriched with information, in the middle of a great landscape. There is no better way to present nature to the visitor. A great path for young and old. You should have seen that! TOP!!!

Great circular route with an excellent stopover (Mariawald Abbey). Ideally suited for a break in the local gastronomy.

You should have visited during a hike in the Heimbach area.

The Victor Neels Bridge spans the Urftsee at this point and, with a very successful steel cable suspension bridge construction, forms a great transition for cyclists and hikers. The bridge is named after the former commander of the Belgian forces at Camp Vogelsang. Great experience when it starts to rock 😁.

The Heimbach power plant, or the Urft power plant, is located in the north of the Eifel in the Rureifel in the urban area of Heimbach in the North Rhine-Westphalian district of Düren. The hydropower plant was built in conjunction with the Urft Dam and put into operation on August 8, 1905

Discover the wild heart of the Eifel National Park without barriers. 💚 "Wilder Weg" is a 1.5 km long barrier-free nature discovery trail. People with and without disabilities can experience nature at its best here - whether they are walking or visually impaired, blind, deaf or have learning difficulties. Note: There are often a lot of guests here at weekends and during the holidays. In your own interest, avoid busy times. We recommend traveling by public transport. 🚌 A construction site sign, similar to the one you know from the motorway, shows the way. Nature is the builder. We expect the wilderness to be completed in around 250 years. But no one has to wait that long. The unspoilt terrain has been great to explore since it opened in 2014. A wide wooden walkway leads through the forest. The development of the windthrow area at the beginning of the path is particularly exciting. The storm Kyrill raged violently here in 2007. The fallen trees are still there today. Unlike in managed forests, nature in the Eifel National Park is allowed to develop without human influence. The most important "rules" for protecting nature: Stay on official paths, don't make fires or noise, keep dogs on a leash & take your rubbish with you. Thank you for your understanding! 💚

Life-size steel silhouettes of animals (wolf, wild cat, bear, etc.) show how these can affect forest development. https://www.eifel.info/a-wilder-weg