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Unfortunately, it's not lit for running in the dark, but it's a good trail with great views. However, there are few opportunities to reach the road leading up until beyond Urbar.

During the summer months, suitable photo spots are scarce, as the lake is only visible from the bike path through the trees. But there are these little hotspots.

Even though only the upper part of the quarry is visible, it is still a beautiful geological outcrop.

Lake Laach in the eastern Volcanic Eifel, near Maria Laach Abbey in the municipality of Glees, is the largest lake in Rhineland-Palatinate. It formed in the caldera of the Laach volcano after its last eruption, which was initially dated to 10,930 BC. Following radiocarbon dating of buried tree trunks carried out in 2021, the date of this eruption was corrected to 11,056 BC; doubts about the accuracy of the new dating have not yet been confirmed. The outgassing observed as mofettes in the southeastern part of the lake is a sign of ongoing volcanism. Source: Wikipedia

While walking around Lake Laach and then visiting the abbey, you can put together an entire year's calendar from countless great photos.

The 2 km long Kottenheimer Wichtelweg is a lovely pre-Christmas destination. All kinds of people and groups from the area have made gnome houses and gnome crafts that you can visit at around 50 stations. The Wichtelweg is open daily and around the clock from November 17, 2024 to January 8, 2025, as it is located on public hiking trails in the "Kottenheimer Winfeld".

The Laacher See in the eastern volcanic Eifel, near the Maria Laach Abbey in the municipality of Glees, is the largest lake in Rhineland-Palatinate. It was formed in the caldera of the Laach volcano after its last eruption, which was initially dated to 10,930 BC.

The venerable Benedictine abbey of MARIA LAACH, very picturesquely situated on the banks of Lake Laach, is without a doubt one of the great highlights of this region. In addition to the extremely impressive Romanesque monastery church, where the monks meet several times a day for communal prayer (visitors are welcome to join in the prayers), there are restaurants, a book and art shop, a garden center and other businesses. Many visitors combine a tour of the abbey with a hike on or around the lake.