You'll find yourself spoiled for choice when organizing your stay in Schleiden. To help you, we have put together an overview of the most beautiful places to visit and attractions.
Maps and trails
Viewpoints in Schleiden
Viewpoint
· Nationalpark Eifel
XXL-Baumelbank
Auf einer Baumelbank kannst du nicht nur deine Seele, sondern auch deine Füße Baumeln lassen. Bei bestem Panoramablick über die Dreiborner Hochfläche lässt sich die Entwicklung der Natur zur Wildnis aus zweiter Hand aus einer besonderen Perspektive beobachten.
Viewpoint
· Eifel
Bird Watching Station am Urftsee
Black cormorants, great crested grebes, grey herons, ducks, and with a bit of luck, red and black kites as well as the black stork – the Urft Dam in the Eifel National Park is a paradise for birds. Here they can breed in peace and raise their young. From the Bird Watching Station at the Urft Dam, the birdlife can be excellently observed. Two high-quality telescopes are available for this purpose.
Viewpoint
· Eifel
Eifel-Blick "Panoramablick"
A magnificent view is offered here on the edge of the village of Dreiborn at the Dreiborner Plateau, 567 meters above sea level. The gaze extends far in a southeast direction to the peaks of the Volcanic Eifel.
Viewpoint
· Eifel
SternenBlick: Vogelsang IP "Sternenpark"
The ten Star Views are places where you can observe the impressive night sky. They are easily accessible and perfectly equipped for an astronomical exploration on your own. Exciting information and suitable installations help to deepen the fascination of stargazing.Each Star View has been given its own theme. There, various aspects of astronomy and the night nature, as well as local features, are showcased.
Viewpoint
· Eifel
Kuckucksley
Viewing point with a shelter and a wonderful view of Olef.Winding paths lead through the forest in the Olef valley up to Kuckucksley.
Viewpoint
· Eifel
Eifel-Blick "Urftstaumauer"
Viewing platform at the Urft dam On the viewing platform at the Urft dam, the gatekeeper's house built between 1924 and 1926 stood until it was destroyed in World War II.

