Best lake trails in Bad Honnef

Varied circular hike in the Siebengebirge Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. The starting point for this circular hike in the Siebengebirge is Bad Honnef in the north. Despite a fairly moderate distance of 8.5 kilometres, hikers can look forward to a great deal of variety. Great views of the Rhine Valley, the ruins of Löwenburg Castle - situated on the second-highest mountain in the Siebengebirge - and the beautiful Tretschbach Valley can all be found along the way. Highlights of the...

Panoramic circular route near Bad Honnef. The tour starts from Bad Honnef and climbs the symbolic Drachenfels with its beautiful view over the Rhine. Here, as well as a little further downhill at the Milchhäuschen, there are refreshment stops. The Ofenkaulen are a disused mining area where pyritic ash tuff blocks used to be quarried. This type of stone was used in ovens. Formerly accessible, the caves are now closed off to protect the bats that live here. The best place to start the hike...

This annual running event in the Siebengebirge Nature Park goes around Aegidienberg. Perhaps one of the most beautiful marathons of all! It goes up and down through a varied landscape. Every kilometre is different, with beautiful scenery and challenging uphill sections. Although the route is challenging, none of the climbs are too steep and none of the descents are brutal. The event is lovingly and personally organised each year by Tri-Power Aegidienberg.

Idyllic circular route from Aegidienberg. The circular route begins at St Aegidius Church in Aegidienberg. From there, it heads south past Himberg along the babbling Logebach stream. The trail leads over stepping stones and stream crossings through the idyllic Siebengebirge forest. There are always places to sit down. You return via the footpath. Highlights: - St Aegidius church - Idyllic path along the Logebach stream

The circular route starts at the youth hostel in Bad Honnef. The destination is the Asberg, an old quarry for basalt rocks. It is now a wild area with several water lagoons, a natural habitat for birds and frogs. On the way, you climb the Himmerick and visit several forest huts, including the Mäcki hut. Most of the trail follows good, wide forest paths through monoculture and mixed forest areas with a variety of trees, furze, birch, beech and oak. There is a loop around the Asberg, but access...