Scenically diverse and extremely charming route from the sunny Hunsrück heights with fantastic panoramic views through the legendary Soonwald down into the varied Nahe valley. The coexistence of such different habitats creates the special appeal of this route. The landscape experience is the main focus here.
The coexistence of such different habitats creates the special appeal of this route. The landscape experience is the main focus here. From Rheinböllen in the Hunsrück, it goes through the Soonwald-Nahe Nature Park past the Rosenburg ruin and the Dalburg castle ruins, via Waldböckelheim to the Nahe.
Author’s recommendation
A small picnic in the bicycle bag and you can take a break amidst the peaceful nature of the Soonwald.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Observe traffic rules, watch out for other road users and ride at an appropriate speed, especially on descents. Be considerate of other cyclists and pedestrians.
Tips and suggestions
www.bike-region-hunsrueck-nahe.de
Roadbook
From Rheinböllen, the route goes via Ellern into the Soonwald and continues over the Schanzerkopf to Münchwald. From here, it proceeds through Spall and Argenschwang to Sommerloch, then via Braunsweiler to Sankt Katharinen. Finally, via Mandel, you reach Sponheim and Waldböckelheim.
Burgruine Dalburg
Public transport
Get Timetable to destination
Directions
Via the A 61 to the Rheinböllen exit.
Parking
Carpool parking Ellerner Weiher.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Equipment
- Helmet
- Mobile phone with full battery
- Cash, ID
- Navigation device, maps
- Air pump / CO2 cartridge
- Spare tube
- Enough drinks
- Energy bars / gels
- Wind / rain jacket
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions