Welcome to Weiler, Cochem-Zell - a beautiful destination in the heart of Germany. This Travel Guide gives you an overview of the geographical location and special features of Weiler as well as information on tourist attractions, cultural highlights and events, culinary specialities and outdoor activities.
Attractions in Weiler
Highlights
Maps and trails
Mountain Bike
· Moselle Valley
Long MTB Tour Around Cochem
Difficulty
Distance
63.1 km
Duration
5:00 h
Ascent
1,265 m
Descent
1,285 m
A long, challenging MTB tour with little paved road, plenty of forest trails, and easy to moderately difficult trails depending on your skill level.
from Rainer Schmitz,
Community
Hiking Trail
· Eifel
Hamlet (Ellerbach, Weilerbach) 23.08.2020
Difficulty
easy
Distance
7.3 km
Duration
2:10 h
Ascent
229 m
Descent
229 m
Scenically beautiful circular hike
from Rainer Schultheis,
Community
Hiking Trail
· Moselle Valley
Faid (Ellerbach) 16.08.2020
Difficulty
easy
Distance
5.5 km
Duration
1:32 h
Ascent
137 m
Descent
137 m
Circular hike
from Rainer Schultheis,
Community
Road Bike
· Moselle Valley
Mosel-Eifel-2
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
87.5 km
Duration
3:30 h
Ascent
1,130 m
Descent
1,130 m
Tolle 3 1/2-Stunden-Tour mit flacher Anfahrt und einigen Anstiegen bis auf 520 m Höhe. Insgesamt 1130 Höhenmeter bei einer Strecke von 87 km.
from Franz Gruszka,
Community
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
119.4 km
Duration
7:03 h
Ascent
1,143 m
Descent
1,147 m
Outdooractive Creative Commons
Bicycle Rides
· Eifel
Scenic Cycling Round Trip from Bad Bertrich via Bullay, Lutzerath, and Gillenfeld
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
58.6 km
Duration
4:15 h
Ascent
731 m
Descent
731 m
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Bicycle Rides
· Eifel
Long Cycling Round Trip from Schalkenmehren via Cochem, Treis-Karden, and Ulmen
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
121.5 km
Duration
9:05 h
Ascent
1,924 m
Descent
1,930 m
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Bicycle Rides
· Eifel
Scenic Cycling Round Trip from Bad Bertrich via Bullay, Sehl, and Cochem
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
119 km
Duration
9:05 h
Ascent
1,695 m
Descent
1,695 m
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Road Bike
· Eifel
Road bike tour around Schmidt
Difficulty
easy
Distance
38.4 km
Duration
2:14 h
Ascent
500 m
Descent
501 m
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Road Bike
· Moselle Valley
Kesten-Mayen Moseltour Tag 3
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
106.5 km
Duration
7:15 h
Ascent
2,000 m
Descent
1,745 m
Fordernde Etappe
from Meik Kuhl,
Community
Maps and trails
Weiler is located on the edge of the Hunsrück near the Moselle. The region is known for its picturesque landscapes with rolling hills, dense forests and idyllic river courses. Here you will find a variety of hiking and cycling trails, as well as opportunities for fishing or canoeing on the Moselle.
One of Weiler's main attractions is the 16th-century Waldeck Castle, with its impressive towers and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Also worth seeing are the St. Anna Chapel from 1733 and the historic town hall from the 18th century.
For those interested in culture, a visit to the local history museum is a must, which provides insights into the history and traditions of the region. In summer, the open-air festival "Moseltal live" attracts music fans from all over the world.
Culinary Weiler also has a lot to offer: Be sure to try the regional wine or enjoy hearty specialities such as Saumagen or liver dumplings with sauerkraut.
If it rains, you can take a trip to the nearby town of Cochem and visit the impressive castle there or enjoy a wine tasting in one of the many wineries.
The most beautiful time in Weiler is in spring, when the landscape is covered with blossoming fruit trees, or in autumn, when the leaves change colour and a warm light falls over the hills.
Overall, Weiler is definitely worth a trip - whether for an active holiday in nature or to relax with good food and regional specialities. This travel guide will give you all the information you need for your stay.
One of Weiler's main attractions is the 16th-century Waldeck Castle, with its impressive towers and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Also worth seeing are the St. Anna Chapel from 1733 and the historic town hall from the 18th century.
For those interested in culture, a visit to the local history museum is a must, which provides insights into the history and traditions of the region. In summer, the open-air festival "Moseltal live" attracts music fans from all over the world.
Culinary Weiler also has a lot to offer: Be sure to try the regional wine or enjoy hearty specialities such as Saumagen or liver dumplings with sauerkraut.
If it rains, you can take a trip to the nearby town of Cochem and visit the impressive castle there or enjoy a wine tasting in one of the many wineries.
The most beautiful time in Weiler is in spring, when the landscape is covered with blossoming fruit trees, or in autumn, when the leaves change colour and a warm light falls over the hills.
Overall, Weiler is definitely worth a trip - whether for an active holiday in nature or to relax with good food and regional specialities. This travel guide will give you all the information you need for your stay.
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