The Krombachtalsperre nature reserve, located close to Rehe, is a paradise for bathers, water sports enthusiasts, camping lovers, cyclists, and hikers alike.
The largest body of water in the High Westerwald covers an area of 93 hectares and holds approximately 4.25 million cubic meters of water.
At the shore, sandy beaches and sunny meadows beckon. Swimming, surfing, sailing, stand-up paddling (with rentals) - the range of possibilities is virtually limitless, allowing families with children, each with their own interests, to come together under one proverbial roof. And when the children don’t feel like a dip in the cool water, they will eagerly visit the beautiful children’s playground.
Part of the Krombachtalsperre area is designated as a bird sanctuary, providing an ideal breeding ground for many rare marsh and water birds. Moreover, countless migratory birds use the Krombachtalsperre as a welcome stopover.
The Krombachtalsperre is surrounded by dense deciduous and coniferous forests, where walkers and hikers enjoy exploring to experience the tranquility and unspoiled nature.
On weekends from May to October, there are transport options from Herborn to the Krombachtalsperre and onward to Rennerod with buses from the "Blue Line," including bike trailers.
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Immerse yourself in a magical world of five lakes, picturesque small towns, and breathtaking nature. The perfect cycling route through the High ...
An approximately 13 km circular route through shady forests and over airy meadows
An 8 km long circular route around the Krombachtalsperre reservoir
The approximately 13 km long route leads from the Heisterberger Weiher campsite over the basalt plateau of the High Westerwald to Welters Camping ...
From the half-timbered town hall in Rehe, it goes to the Krombachtalsperre nature reserve and on to Rennerod.
The WesterwaldSteig, at approximately 235 km, is the longest stage hiking trail in the Westerwald region and offers a diverse nature experience ...
The roughly 600-metre-high Knoten is the namesake of this circular route, which also features the Krombachtalsperre dam, the Seeweiher pond, and ...
Krombachtalsperre
56479 Rehe
+49 2775 300 http://welters-camping.de E-mail: welter@welters-camping.de
Immerse yourself in a magical world of five lakes, picturesque small towns, and breathtaking nature. The perfect cycling route through the High ...
An approximately 13 km circular route through shady forests and over airy meadows
An 8 km long circular route around the Krombachtalsperre reservoir
The approximately 13 km long route leads from the Heisterberger Weiher campsite over the basalt plateau of the High Westerwald to Welters Camping ...
From the half-timbered town hall in Rehe, it goes to the Krombachtalsperre nature reserve and on to Rennerod.
The WesterwaldSteig, at approximately 235 km, is the longest stage hiking trail in the Westerwald region and offers a diverse nature experience ...
The roughly 600-metre-high Knoten is the namesake of this circular route, which also features the Krombachtalsperre dam, the Seeweiher pond, and ...

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