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Area: 443.3 km²
Attractions in Südeifel
Highlights
Hiking trail around the small town of Neuerburg. Despite the proximity to settlements, the path runs on dirt and grass tracks. Nature and culture ...
From Teufelsloch to Schloss Weilerbach: A fantastic hiking route full of natural beauty and outstanding cultural monuments!
The fantastically beautiful rock route through the "Green Hell" and other sandstone formations offers fantastic nature experiences and insights ...
The most famous natural monument of the South Eifel gave this route its name: The Devil's Gorge! But fascinating views into the valleys of Prüm ...
The cross-border rock path 2 entices with many viewpoints, soft forest paths, narrow trails past bizarrely shaped sandstone rocks and valuable ...
Wide meadows in the Gaybach valley, but above all the depths of the mystical Kammerwald shape this hike.
Nat'Our Route 5 offers a varied path layout on narrow trails. The town of Vianden, with its castle, is one of the most important tourist ...
The Felsenweg 3 mainly leads along natural earth and grass paths through attractive forests and spectacular rock formations.
Natural experiences in the rocks and impressive cultural monuments from prehistory to modern times - there is much to see on this circular hike!
A hiking path lovingly designed by a Bollendorf family with a fairy tale booklet. The rock figures tell the story of King Bollybur and Princess ...
Discover the region
The South Eifel Nature Park covers an area of 432 square kilometers and has around 30,000 inhabitants. It combines the protection and use of nature and the landscape and preserves the opportunity to preserve the uniqueness of the typical landscapes of the southern Eifel and to shape them sustainably. At the same time, it creates attractive recreational opportunities and tourist offers for the people of the region and their visitors.
Its basic concept is protection through use in good and close cooperation with agriculture and forestry, municipalities, industry, tourism and, last but not least, nature.
