Saar-Obermosel-Touristik

The hike on the Moselsteig access path begins in Palzem on the Upper Moselle.

The main route of the Moselsteig first goes to Kreuzweiler. The route then continues on the signposted access path towards Merzkirchen, where there are beautiful views of the Saargau. Shortly before Trassem, the fishing pond

The hike leads from Palzem along the main route of the Moselsteig Trail to Kreuzweiler and then continues along the access road via Merzkirchen and Trassem to Saarburg.



The hike along the Moselsteig access road begins in Palzem on the Upper Moselle. The main route of the Moselsteig Trail first leads to

This premium hiking trail connects the historic castle complex in the center of Freudenburg with varied landscapes, many views, sandstone cliffs and the "Eiderberg" nature reserve.



The 12-kilometer-long hiking trail is named after King John the Blind of Bohemia, Count of Luxembourg, who built a castle

Forests, meadows, vineyards and wide views on the Moselsteig side trip Saar-Riesling-Steig.



The Saar-Riesling-Steig impresses with its variety of landscape and nature experiences and the fascinating views of the Saar valley. Sunny vineyards in well-known good vineyards alternate with dense deciduous and

Hike with wonderful views of the Moselle and Luxembourg.

The via ferrata, which leads over steep limestone cliffs and narrow vineyard terraces through the Wehrer Rosenberg, is a special experience.

From the car park at the Wehr train station, the path initially leads along the banks of the Moselle to

On a scenic path.



The hiking trail lives up to its name as a panoramic path.



You can expect changing landscape impressions with dense deciduous and coniferous forests, sunny vineyards and open fields. The summit cross on the Karlskopf offers a breathtaking view of the Konzer Tälchen, a former valley of

The hike on the Moselsteig access path begins in Saarburg and initially leads towards Kunoweiher".



Along the Engelbach, it goes past the bird of prey park to Mannebach. Here it goes past the Riedhof through the romantic Mannebach valley to Tawern. The access path continues towards Fellericher Mühle to

A stage dedicated to the ancient Romans:

The starting point is Konz, once not only the gateway to the city of Trier, but also the seat of the summer residence of Emperor Valentinian.

After crossing the Moselle, there is the option of making a detour to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Igel Column

Steep rock faces and wide fields characterize the 3rd stage of the Moselsteig.



Shortly after leaving the wine-growing community of Nittel, hikers are rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Moselle valley and impressive limestone cliffs. This cliff, created by the Triassic Sea 210 million years ago

The starting stage - or of course the destination stage - of the Moselsteig is impressive due to its proximity to nature, open landscapes and an exclusive view of the three countries as far as Luxembourg and France. The landscape changes continuously and offers rustic forests and the extensive fields