Best views trails in Fulda

Relaxed walk in the Hessian Rhön Nature Park, Hesse. This leisurely loop starts at the Haunesee hiking car park, near where you can stop off at the Zellmühle country inn at the end of the hike. A distance of 4 kilometres and few inclines make this route an ideal excursion for families. Highlights of the hike: - family-friendly - Haunestausee lake - idyllic forest - beautiful views

Stage 2 of the Fulda Cycle Route. The second section of the Fulda Cycle Path starts in the cathedral city of the same name. It is worth lingering here for a while, as Fulda has numerous other sights to offer in addition to the cathedral, such as the city palace and St Paul's Gate. The route continues along the Fulda past Schlitz, Niederaula and finally to the day's destination of Bad Hersfeld. Highlights: - historic town centre of Schlitz - Eichhof Castle

Popular circular hike near Fulda, Hesse. Following roughly the course of the Gieselbach stream, you hike from the Propstei Johannesberg in the direction of Nonnenrod. Via Alte Heerstraße, the route runs parallel to the Fulda back to the starting point. Highlights of the hike: - Johannesberg Abbey - Nonnenrod - Harmerz

Popular pilgrimage route near Fulda, Hesse. From the Fulda Cathedral, the route initially follows the signs for the Way of St. James (Rhönclub). Below the Johannesberg priory, the pilgrimage routes split: The Way of St. James continues to Würzburg. The Way of St. James continues to Frankfurt. Highlights of the hike: - Cathedral in Fulda - German Fire Brigade Museum Neuenberg - Propstei Johannesberg

Child-friendly circular hiking trail near Fulda, Hesse. An easy circular trail with gentle gradients, half of which consists of forest paths and the other half of open fields. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this is the place to be - you'll normally meet very few walkers here. Highlights of the hike: - family-friendly - Varied paths - Extensive fields and peaceful forest

This diverse circular hike leads through the picturesque Haune Valley on the western edge of the Rhön Mountains. The trail explores the area around the Haunesee, an important reservoir for flood control and nature conservation, and leads up to the Roßkuppe (425 m). The route follows a mixture of level lakeside paths, gentle meadow trails, and forested ascents. A central highlight is the panoramic view from the Roßkuppe over the Fulda Basin to the prominent peaks of the Milseburg and...