The path is not signposted.
Along the way, you will also find the "Avenue of Trees of the Year" with informative panels.
The continuation hike to Wilhelmshöhe and the Bruno-Löhr-Hütte also promises great experiences in nature. The return journey over the Bornhofen Hill and the Ahlemeier Hut perfectly rounds off the route. Experience a varied and relaxing hike for nature lovers!
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Hotel Rheingraf & Genussmanufaktur Rheingraf von CampBäckerei Scheffel im REWE Markt
Hotel Restaurant Jägerhof
Deutsches Haus und Freunde
Pizzeria Peperoni
Hotel Restaurant Rheinkönig
Rheinhotel-Wagner
Landhotel Becker
Das kleine Wirtshaus
Hotel Restaurant "Im Rheintal"
Roadbook
At the signpost "Jakobstempel" you briefly leave the Rheinsteig and go via the "Jakobstempel". Afterwards, you return to the Rheinsteig and follow it to "Wilhelmshöhe" and "Bruno-Löhr-Hütte."
There you leave the Rheinsteig again and hike to the "Dreispitz," then continue over Bornhofen Hill and the "Ahlemeier Hut" back to Kamp.
Hotel Rheingraf & Genussmanufaktur Rheingraf von Camp
Bäckerei Scheffel im REWE Markt
Hotel Restaurant Jägerhof
Bahnhof Kamp-Bornhofen
Weinstube Salzig
Deutsches Haus und Freunde
Flößer- und Schiffermuseum
Pizzeria Peperoni
Hotel Restaurant Rheinkönig
Jakobstempel
Jakobstempel
Bruno-Löhr Hütte
Dreispitz Hütte
Burg Liebenstein
Burg Sterrenberg
Hotel Restaurant "Burg Sterrenberg"
Rheinhotel-Wagner
Landhotel Becker
Wallfahrtskloster und Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus
Das kleine Wirtshaus
Heinz-Ahlemeier-Hütte
Hotel Restaurant "Im Rheintal"
Welterbe-Bad (Freibad) Kamp-Bornhofen
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Accessible by train (VIAS, RB 10 of the Rheingau Line) from the directions of Neuwied, Koblenz, and Frankfurt/Wiesbaden.
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Directions
Kamp-Bornhofen is easily accessible via the motorways A3, A61, A1/A48 to Koblenz. A scenic approach is via the federal roads B9 (left bank of the Rhine) or B42 (right bank).Since there is no bridge over the Rhine between Mainz and Koblenz, you can use one of the numerous ferries to switch sides of the Rhine.
Parking
Parking spaces are available at the train station.Coordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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