MTSZ
MTSZ térképportál
Turista Magazin
TuristaShop
Kéktúra
Gerecse50
A kéktúrázás napja
Kaisersesch, a small town in the district of Cochem-Zell in Germany, is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The geographical location and the special features of this region make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Kaisersesch
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Pommerbach valley
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
18 km
4:50 h
20 m
372 m
Explore the beautiful Pommerbach valley on ancient, slightly overgrown paths – right in the solitude of the forest you will discover a few mills.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Steinbach circular route Masburg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
11.7 km
3:10 h
199 m
200 m
The circular hiking route leads for about 11 kilometers through the beautiful meadows and forests of the idyllic Eifel villages Masburg, Hauroth, Urmersbach, and the town of Kaisersesch.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Around Kaisersesch, September 19, 2009, Eifelverein Bonn
recommended route
Difficulty
T2
difficult
25.5 km
7:00 h
378 m
378 m
3 Streams Tour from and to Kaisersesch
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
From Kaisersesch through the mill valley of the Wilde Endert
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
17.3 km
4:47 h
90 m
461 m
For many decades, the hiking route from Cochem to Ulmen has been well known to hikers as the 1st stage of the Karolingerweg (main route (15) of the Eifelverein). The Karolingerweg connects the Moselle from Cochem through the romantically wild Endertal with the central volcanic Eifel, goes over Ulmen to Daun to the Nerother Kopf, crosses the Kyll valley in Mürlenbach, and leads through magnificent forests to the famous abbey town of Prüm. It is marked with a black angle on a white background, maintained voluntarily by the Eifelverein. We introduced the Karolingerweg two years ago: http://hepeters.bplaced.com/wordpress/?p=3041
Now, the marketing for the route from Cochem to Ulmen has been professionally developed and expanded by a project community of the surrounding collective municipalities: The existing signage has been completely supplemented by additional signage according to the hiking guide of Rhineland-Palatinate. A new (additional) logo marks the main route and the connecting paths from the hilltop communities into the Endertal. A promotional flyer highlights the highlights of the route. It contains all important information about the course with kilometer indications, the mills along the Enderbach, an elevation profile as well as parking lots, connections to public transport, and entry points to the trail. A budget of around 45,000 euros was provided for this. The Eifelverein was not directly involved in this.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Historical circular hiking trail Kaisersesch
Difficulty
easy
9.1 km
2:23 h
176 m
175 m
The path leads you to 12 stations with information boards about the history of the city, such as the old prison (city jail), the Roman tower with a beautiful panoramic view over the Eifel, or a medieval place of execution.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Slate mine hiking trails (1): In the Kaulenbach valley, Eifelverein Bonn
Difficulty
T2
moderate
19.4 km
5:20 h
425 m
425 m
First part of some slate mine tours
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Kaisersesch – Rosenthal – Pomerania – Through the Pommerbach Valley
Premium content
Difficulty
difficult
18 km
4:25 h
420 m
130 m
The Pommerbach Hiking Trail, which runs fromKaisersesch to the wine-growing village of Pommern on the Moselle, is considered one ofthe most scenic valley hiking trails in the Moseifel region. Seventeen footbridges span the stream as it meanders naturally through deciduous forests; in the forests and meadows along its banks, purple-edged fritillaries, wildcats, black woodpeckers, green lizards, eagle owls, and Apollo butterflieshave found a refuge.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Kaisersesch-Monreal, Eifelverein Bonn 23.06.2024
Difficulty
difficult
21 km
5:50 h
339 m
496 m
Varied, partly pathless.
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Kaisersesch – Cochem – Through the Martental and Enderttal Valleys to the Moselle
Premium content
Difficulty
difficult
18.2 km
5:00 h
125 m
470 m
▶ InKaisersesch01, start at “Balduinplatz,” go through “Hambucherstraße” until you reach the front of the Alter Postplatz. Turn right uphill, then left onto “Poststraße” before the roundabout; head diagonally right across the intersection and follow “Bahnhofstraße” to theWaldkapelle02 at the large intersection. Go straight onto Martentalweg (M): take “Auf der Wacht” into the forest; at the St. Martin’s Home, turn left onto “Humboldtstraße,” then continue along “In der Langheck” until you reach the edge of the forest; turn left up the hill, then left (also the pilgrimage trail); past the forest playground withthe Martinshütte03, straight ahead, out of the forest; turn right before the A 48, left through its underpass, right along the embankment, left before the forest, across the L 52 toBreitenbruch04.Behind the cemetery, turn left downhill; keep the intersecting paved road (Tannen) 10 m to your right, then turn left down the Sesterbach Valley towardMartental Church05; pass in front of its entrance, turn right next to the church and head downhill, staying on the right side of the valley the entire way; cross the Endertbach at the “Die Rausch”waterfall06. From here and onward to Cochem, head down the valley on the Karolingerweg (>): first a forest trail; fromthe Napoleon Bridge07, follow the country road for 200 m, then turn left onto the hillside trail; follow partly rocky and adventurous trails alongside the wild Endert stream, changing sides of the valley twice, tothe Göbelsmühle08 (inn) andWeißmühle09 (hotel), then take the road to the HotelWinneburg10 (bus stop!); turn right to climb once more and head through the town forest toCochem¹¹; follow “Endertstraße” and “Brückenstraße” to the bus stop in front of the Moselle Bridge.
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Hänge und Höhen am Pommerbachtal, von Treis-Karden nach Kaisersesch 18.09.16, Eifelverein Bonn
Difficulty
T2
difficult
27.9 km
8:25 h
834 m
466 m
The town of Kaisersesch is nestled in the middle of the beautiful Eifel region. This is characterised by its rolling hills, picturesque valleys and dense forests. The scenic diversity offers numerous opportunities for hikes of all levels of difficulty.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Kaisersesch leads along the famous Lieser Trail. This trail stretches for 74 kilometres along the Lieser River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trail is suitable for both experienced hikers and families with children, as it is well marked and offers various places to rest.
Another highlight is the Maare-Mosel bike tour and the "Eltzer Burgpanorama" dream trail. Both routes offer spectacular views of castles, palaces and idyllic villages along the Moselle valley.
The best time for hiking in Kaisersesch is from spring to autumn, when the weather is mild and nature is in full bloom. In spring, visitors can enjoy the scent of freshly blooming wildflowers, while in autumn the foliage takes on colourful hues.
Another advantage of hiking in Kaisersesch is the opportunity to explore the many tourist attractions. These include Eltz Castle, one of the most famous and best-preserved castles in Germany, and the historic town centre of Cochem with its charming half-timbered houses.
For families with children, a visit to the Klotten Wildlife and Leisure Park is a good idea. Here, children can not only observe animals up close, but also romp on playgrounds and ride roller coasters.
Overall, the hikes in Kaisersesch offer a perfect mix of nature experience and cultural highlights. Whether experienced hikers or families with children - everyone will find their own personal dream route through this idyllic region. So lace up your hiking boots and discover the unspoilt beauty of the Eifel on a hike in Kaisersesch!
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Kaisersesch leads along the famous Lieser Trail. This trail stretches for 74 kilometres along the Lieser River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trail is suitable for both experienced hikers and families with children, as it is well marked and offers various places to rest.
Another highlight is the Maare-Mosel bike tour and the "Eltzer Burgpanorama" dream trail. Both routes offer spectacular views of castles, palaces and idyllic villages along the Moselle valley.
The best time for hiking in Kaisersesch is from spring to autumn, when the weather is mild and nature is in full bloom. In spring, visitors can enjoy the scent of freshly blooming wildflowers, while in autumn the foliage takes on colourful hues.
Another advantage of hiking in Kaisersesch is the opportunity to explore the many tourist attractions. These include Eltz Castle, one of the most famous and best-preserved castles in Germany, and the historic town centre of Cochem with its charming half-timbered houses.
For families with children, a visit to the Klotten Wildlife and Leisure Park is a good idea. Here, children can not only observe animals up close, but also romp on playgrounds and ride roller coasters.
Overall, the hikes in Kaisersesch offer a perfect mix of nature experience and cultural highlights. Whether experienced hikers or families with children - everyone will find their own personal dream route through this idyllic region. So lace up your hiking boots and discover the unspoilt beauty of the Eifel on a hike in Kaisersesch!
Reviews
Find hikes in neighboring regions
AI-generated
The content was generated entirely by AI and published without meaningful human review or approval. more
Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
