Best wildlife trails in Konzen
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Explore the most popular wildlife trails near Konzen with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Top trails
- 4.1 (3)·Easy·3.7 km·Est. 0.5–1 hrShort, family-friendly and exciting hiking trail in Konzen, North Rhine-Westphalia It's amazing what there is to discover and experience on this short hike! This is not least due to the frequently changing landscape, the romantic paths and the historical features. Parking is available at the church in Konzen. The route starts at the 'Kirchweg' sign. Highlights of the route: - Idyllic natural landscapes - Local flora and fauna - Beautiful views
- 4.1 (12)·Moderate·21.1 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrThis walk starts in the village of Entenpfuhl on the Belgian/German border and follows beautiful, narrow paths through vast meadows and some forests. The paths are easy to walk on but can be overgrown, rocky or muddy in places. The paths offer impressive views over the landscape of the German municipality of Rückschlag and the unique nature of Brackvenn.
- 4.8 (3)·Moderate·11.6 km·Est. 3–3.5 hrVaried circular trail in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia This hike combines the four shorter variants of the Kaiser Karl Trail. Along the way, there are always information boards with interesting facts about Emperor Karl and his own hikes in his former hunting grounds. The route is signposted with Karl's seals. Hightlights: - Eifel view Mützenich - Information boards
Frequently asked questions
What is the longest wildlife trail in Konzen?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest wildlife trail in Konzen is Rückschlag - Brackvenn [CLOSED]. This trail is estimated to be 21.1 km long.
Which wildlife trail has the most elevation gain in Konzen?
Konzen: With an ascent of 300 m, Rückschlag - Brackvenn [CLOSED] has the most elevation gain of all of the wildlife trails in the area. The next highest ascent for wildlife trails is Kaiser-Karl-Weg [CLOSED] with 237 m of elevation gain.