Best partially-paved trails in Nettersheim

The start and end point is the Nettersheim Nature Centre. Here you can find out interesting facts about the history of the village and why coral fossils and traces of the Romans are often found in the region. The route is named after the chapel of St Bishop Servatius, also known as the Ahe Chapel, which is also part of the Way of St James. The hiking sign is a square logo with a blue sky, green landscape and a white path labelled "EifelSchleifen".

Educational circular walk in Nettersheim, North Rhine-Westphalia. The track largely follows the Nettersheim Tour 2 "Discover archaeology". Start and finish are at the nature conservation centre in Nettersheim. Highlights of the tour: - Accessible by bus and train - Urftal valley - Roman road - Weihestein - Göresburg Castle - Roman pond - Refreshment stops

Unique natural landscapes and fragrant meadows characterise this route. The Roman matron sanctuary "Görresburg" is a cultural and historical highlight. This partially reconstructed Roman temple district is located on a plateau between Nettersheim and Marmagen. You can enjoy marvellous panoramic views from here.

The starting and finishing point is the Nettersheim Nature Centre, Urftstr. 2, 53947 Nettersheim. --- Accessible by bus and train

Varied section of the Eifel Spring Trail The third and final stage takes you through forests and along streams from Nettersheim to Kronenburg. Highlights: -Roman temple complex at Görresburg - Steinrütsch - Schmidtheim Castle - Kneipp basin in the Lorbach valley

Idyllic and panoramic hike in the North Eifel Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. Start and end point is the car park at Krausstraße 14-2, 53947 Nettersheim. Highlights of the route: - Wonderful natural landscapes - Local flora and fauna - Beautiful views of the surrounding area - Accessible by bus and train

The Erft cycle path runs from the source to the estuary over 110 kilometres from Nettersheim to Neuss and is marked throughout with the route logo. The route leads along tarmac, partly tarmac, mostly traffic-free cycle paths and mostly directly along the Erft. There are hardly any inclines or steep gradients. The cycle route is therefore also suitable for inexperienced cyclists, families and children. Recommended in 2-3 daily stages.

--- Accessible by bus and train