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Fell, a picturesque village in the Trier-Saarburg region of Germany, is not only known for its idyllic location on the Moselle River, but also for the numerous hiking opportunities it has to offer. Fell's geographical location makes it an ideal starting point for hikes through the surrounding countryside.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Fell
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Moselsteig Trail Side Trail "Stone & Wine Panorama Adventure Trail Fell"
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Open
5.1 km
1:20 h
81 m
84 m
On the approximately 5 km long adventure hike, you can discover the local flora and fauna, rare and unknown wild fruit, artistic elements and much more. Numerous benches and sensory loungers invite you to linger and enjoy the unique panorama high above Fell.
It's worth coming back, as there are many more attractions planned.
The Winzerkeller in Fell is currently the starting point, as there are plenty of parking spaces available there.
However, the parking lot at the start-finish portal will also be available for hikers until spring 2o24.
Hiking Trail
· Rheinhessen
Ausonius Trail Bingen - Trier
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
127.8 km
32:45 h
2,090 m
2,076 m
Make a pilgrimage on this ancient Roman road and on the paths of the pilgrims of St. James through the Hunsrück - through lush green meadows and shady forests.
Hiking Trail
· Trier-Saarburg
Schiefer-Wackenweg Scenic Loop
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
10.9 km
4:00 h
337 m
337 m
The hike takes you along forest trails, meadows, and dirt roads, past the impressive natural landmark “Herler Wacken” and through the Noßerbach Valley to the remnants of the slate mining industry.
Hiking Trail
· Hunsrück - Nahe
Ausoniusweg 05th stage: Gräfendhron - Fell
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
21.9 km
6:00 h
490 m
538 m
This stage of the Ausonius Trail leads from the Hunsrück into the Moselle valley.
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Ausonius Trail, Stage 6: Fell – Trier
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
16.9 km
4:00 h
191 m
233 m
The final leg of the Ausonius Trail leads from the Fellerbach Valley into the Ruwer Valley and the Moselle Valley countryside. Vineyards and meadows line the path to the ancient metropolis of Treveris. From Trier-Ruwer, the trail leads along paved roads to the Porta Nigra and into Trier’s Old Town.
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Circular hiking route Fell - Show mine Fell - Fellerhof - Fell (R13)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
10.3 km
3:00 h
254 m
256 m
The route is 9.4 km long and can be classified as moderate to difficult. With breaks, you should plan 4-5 hours. The Bergwerkweg impresses in the first half of the route with a difficult, sometimes very steep ascent that leads the hiker over the Feller mine to the Fellerhof at just under 410 meters above sea level. Shortly after the Fellerhof, the return route or descent to Fell begins. The Bergwerkweg is signposted with "R 13".
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Circular route Riol - Fell - Fastrau - Riol (R12)
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Open
8.7 km
2:29 h
212 m
237 m
The route is classified as easy to moderate. With breaks, you should plan for 3-4 hours. The first section features an ascent to the Vogtel viewpoint, which offers a charming view of the winegrowing community of Fell. The further route over the winegrowing community of Fell, the district of Fastrau, to the start and finish point in Riol mostly runs along well-passable vineyard paths and should not pose greater exertion for the hiker. The path is marked with "R 12".
Hiking Trail
· Trier-Saarburg
Traumschleife Schiefer-Wackenweg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
12.4 km
4:30 h
415 m
427 m
The route from 2013 starts in Thomm and is 12.4 km long.
It leads past a wildlife enclosure to the Herler Wacken, a rock formation, then past various slate mines such as the Hofgrube, the Vogelsberg quarry and the Fell visitor mine.
Hiking Trail
· Trier-Saarburg
Dream loop Slate-Wackenweg
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
11.2 km
3:30 h
324 m
324 m
A Trip to the UnderworldThe typical roofing slate (Leyen) in the Moselle villages could not simply be extracted in open-pit mining, but had to be painstakingly mined in damp tunnels and split by hand. This dream loop takes us over wonderful paths to such tunnels and to the visitor mine. A tour through the impressive underground halls is not to be missed. It is also an exciting experience for children. Today, there are no active slate mines on the Moselle anymore, and the roofing slate is largely imported. The surname Leyendecker (slate roofer), common on the Moselle, and the many historic slate buildings and roofs recall this long, proud mining tradition.
Hiking Trail
· Trier-Saarburg
No. 042 - Dream Loop Slate Wackenweg
recommended route
Difficulty
T2
difficult
18 km
6:05 h
363 m
353 m
Circular hiking trail near Thomm
The special feature of this area lies above all in its diversity. From gentle hills to dense forests and steep cliffs, Fell offers a varied backdrop for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Whether beginner or experienced hiker - everyone will find a suitable trail here.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Fell leads along the Moselsteig. This premium hiking trail stretches 365 kilometres along the river and offers breathtaking views of the Moselle valley. With its varied route, it is suitable for both short walks and trekking tours lasting several days.
The themed hiking trails around Fell are particularly popular with families with children. The "Celtic Trail", for example, invites little adventurers to learn more about the life of the Celts and to explore nature in a playful way. The "Tier-und-Pflanzenlehrpfad" (animal and plant trail), on the other hand, allows young explorers to learn about native animal species and plants.
The best seasons for hiking in Fell are spring and autumn. During these months, the weather is pleasantly mild and nature shows its most beautiful side. In spring, numerous flowers and plants blossom, while autumn offers a true spectacle of colour with its colourful deciduous forests.
In addition to the Moselsteig trail, there are many other hiking routes in Fell that can be explored. The "Feller Höhenweg", for example, leads along the vineyards and rewards hikers with magnificent views of the Moselle valley. For those looking for a sporting challenge, the climb to the "Königsley" lookout point is a good choice. From here you have a breathtaking view over Fell and the surrounding countryside.
Whether relaxed walks along the river or challenging mountain tours - everyone will find their own suitable hike in Fell. The diversity of the landscape, the tourist attractions and the best seasons make this region a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. So lace up your hiking boots and explore the picturesque surroundings of Fell!
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Fell leads along the Moselsteig. This premium hiking trail stretches 365 kilometres along the river and offers breathtaking views of the Moselle valley. With its varied route, it is suitable for both short walks and trekking tours lasting several days.
The themed hiking trails around Fell are particularly popular with families with children. The "Celtic Trail", for example, invites little adventurers to learn more about the life of the Celts and to explore nature in a playful way. The "Tier-und-Pflanzenlehrpfad" (animal and plant trail), on the other hand, allows young explorers to learn about native animal species and plants.
The best seasons for hiking in Fell are spring and autumn. During these months, the weather is pleasantly mild and nature shows its most beautiful side. In spring, numerous flowers and plants blossom, while autumn offers a true spectacle of colour with its colourful deciduous forests.
In addition to the Moselsteig trail, there are many other hiking routes in Fell that can be explored. The "Feller Höhenweg", for example, leads along the vineyards and rewards hikers with magnificent views of the Moselle valley. For those looking for a sporting challenge, the climb to the "Königsley" lookout point is a good choice. From here you have a breathtaking view over Fell and the surrounding countryside.
Whether relaxed walks along the river or challenging mountain tours - everyone will find their own suitable hike in Fell. The diversity of the landscape, the tourist attractions and the best seasons make this region a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. So lace up your hiking boots and explore the picturesque surroundings of Fell!
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