Best camping trails in Gersfeld

Certified premium hiking trail in the Hessian Rhön Nature Park, Hesse. All kinds of peaks characterised by great views and idyllic bodies of water line the path on this Rhön extra tour. It takes you high up to the peaks of the Wasserkuppe and Pferdskopf and past the Guckaisee lake (where you can swim) and the Fulda spring. Highlights of the hike: - Views from the Pferdskopf - Source of the Fulda - Lake Guckaisee - Schafstein nature reserve near West Saxony

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in the Bavarian Rhön Nature Park, Bavaria. This short hike starts in Dalherda. You pass the sheep farm and cross the district road. From the plateau in the north-east of the village, there are great views over the Fuldaer Land and the Rhön. Highlights of the hike: - Dalherda - Family-friendly route - Views over the Rhön and the Fuldaer Land region

A tour that leads partly along the Hochrhönstraße, which is characterised by a pleasant elevation profile in an otherwise hilly landscape. We recommend taking a short break in the Schwarzes Moor nature reserve, leaving the bikes behind and exploring the boardwalk on foot.

Varied mountain bike tour in the Hessian Rhön Nature Park, Hesse. You can easily travel to this tour by bus and train; the starting point of the route is located directly at Gersfeld railway station. The route initially heads north via Oberhausen. On the way back, you cycle close to the Bavarian border. Highlights of the tour: - Moor lake in the Rotes Moor nature reserve - Wickerser Hute - Gersfeld baroque castle

The European long-distance trail from the Baltic Sea via the Wachau to the Adriatic runs through the Bavarian Forest parallel to the German-Czech border over the ridge of the border mountains. From Waldmünchen, the hike leads over a wooded ridge to Furth im Wald. From there it goes to the Hohenbogen, whose western summit, the Burgstall, is climbed. From the service hut on the Hoher Bogen, the route then leads through the valley of the Weißer Regen to the long ridge of the Kaitersberg. Via...