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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Euskirchen

Schleiden

View of the Dreiborn Plateau – Dreiborn Plateau loop from Nationalpark Eifel

Routes

Hiking trails & Routes

Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Euskirchen

Schleiden

View of the Dreiborn Plateau – Dreiborn Plateau loop from Nationalpark Eifel

Moderate

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132

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View of the Dreiborn Plateau – Dreiborn Plateau loop from Nationalpark Eifel

03:31

12.3km

280m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 7, 2026

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Nationalpark Eifel

Naturpark Hohes Venn-Eifel

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481 m

View of the Dreiborn Plateau

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From the wide paths on the plateau you have a beautiful all-round view of the Eifel landscape ...

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879 m

Dreiborn Plateau

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At different times of the year, a hike across the Dreiborn plateau is a completely different experience every time.

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1.10 km

The chapel on the outskirts was rehabilitated by volunteers in 2007 and again blessed. Next to her was the stone trough of the Wollseifener fountain, which was previously kept in Herhahn, brought back to its original place.

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1.27 km

View of Ordensburg Vogelsang

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From here you have a beautiful view of the Ordensburg Vogelsang.

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1.77 km

Old School of Wollseifen

Highlight • Historical Site

This village was close to the NSDAP training center in Vogelsang (which can also be visited not far away). After the war, the British army took over the area as a training ground and the inhabitants were forcibly removed. A copy of the "Accommodation question" or "Besetzungsbefehl" (the German word may be more accurate...), is visible on the information board. Only 3 of the original buildings remain, including the church and the school, although numerous foundation blocks can still be found: The school also houses an exhibition, including photos of training exercises in the area. The other buildings are military structures for training purposes. The British handed over the area to the Belgian army in 1950, which eventually withdrew in 2006, and the country became part of the Eifel National Park.

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