Best camping trails in Cochem
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- 4.5 (118)·Hard·15.8 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrCertified premium hiking trail on medieval tracks near Cochem, Rhineland-Palatinate. There is something for everyone on this certified premium hiking trail: nature experience, city stroll, castle sites, and magnificent views. Here, you can experience the beautiful Moselle landscape at its best. The character of the tour is shaped by picturesque views, beautiful forests, steep slopes of the Moselle and its profoundly cut side valleys, and, of course, the river itself. However, the circular...
- 4.3 (61)·Hard·18.8 km·Est. 6–6.5 hrStarting in Cochem, the route follows the Moselsteig trail markings all the way to Klotten. The first climb from Cochem is very steep, but not too long. Along this northern section, the Pinnerberg hill, with the Pinnerkreuz viewpoint, offers magnificent views across the valley. Further north, walkers will find the Klotten Leisure and Wildlife Park. The Moselsteig now enters the forest and runs along the hillside on a nature trail to the Schwedenkreuz rest area, where you can take a...
- 4.2 (38)·Hard·22.2 km·Est. 7–7.5 hrThe Endert Valley circular route from Cochem is an enchanting journey through the Wild Endert Valley, an area known for its unspoilt river landscapes and historic ruins. This extensive circular trail follows the course of the Endertbach stream and leads hikers through dense deciduous forests and past the impressive, seven-metre-high Die Rausch waterfall. The route will encounter a variety of terrain, including soft forest floors, gravel paths and charming wooden bridges. A highlight of the...
- 4.8 (23)·Moderate·35.9 km·Est. 8.5–9 hrThis impressive route leads through one of Germany's most spectacular river valleys, connecting the bustling town of Cochem with the idyllic wine village of Senheim. The path explores the characteristic landscapes of the "Terraced Moselle," following a mixture of level riverside paths, reinforced vineyard trails, and sections of the famous Moselsteig trail. A central highlight is the view of the majestic Cochem Imperial Castle (Reichsburg) towering over the valley, as well as passing through...
- 4.6 (26)·Hard·24 km·Est. 8–8.5 hrThis route follows stage 19 of the Moselsteig, connecting the town of Cochem with Treis-Karden on a historically and naturally diverse section. This moderately long hike leads through shaded high forests, sunny vineyards, and alongside idyllic stream valleys. A scenic highlight located near the trail is the Dortebachtal nature reserve, which features a unique, almost exotic microclimate and a rushing waterfall. Directly on the main path, the Martberg Archaeological Park invites hikers on a...
- 4.0 (26)·Moderate·10 km·Est. 3–3.5 hrThis lovely circular walk near Cochem follows the Moselle in Rhineland-Palatinate. From the start, the route follows the southern bank of the River Moselle before heading up into the woods. Some sections may be a little overgrown, so it’s a good idea to use an offline map. The route is easily accessible by bus and train (access from Cochem railway station).
- 3.9 (21)·Moderate·14.8 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrThis route leads from the bustling Moselle town of Cochem up into the tranquil forests of the Eifel to one of the most impressive castle ruins in the region. The trail initially climbs steeply out of the Moselle valley, offering spectacular views of Cochem Castle and the winding river valley. A central highlight is the ruins of Winneburg Castle, which sits enthroned on a mountain spur above the Endert valley. The massive remains of the palace and the mighty keep provide an impressive picture...
- 4.1 (6)·Moderate·26.4 km·Est. 6.5–7 hrScenic section of the Moselle Cycle Route long-distance cycle path in Rhineland-Palatinate. Castle enthusiasts will get their money's worth on this stage of the Moselle Cycle Route: the Reichsburg in Cochem, Coraidelstein Castle and Bischofstein Castle are not the only ones on the route. With a small detour along the left bank to Moselkern and from there 4 kilometers up, one of the most beautiful castles in Germany, Castle Eltz, can be visited. As the railway tracks also follow the course...
- 4.7 (11)·Easy·21.7 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrRiverside hiking trail along the Moselle near Cochem in Rhineland-Palatinate This hiking trail from Cochem to Trais-Karden runs alongside the river Moselle and offers unique views of the Moselle as well as a visit to Coraidelstein Castle in Treis-Karden. Highlights: - Hiking along the Moselle - Refreshments in Cochem or Treis-Karden - Coraidelstein Castle
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Frequently asked questions
What is the longest camping trail in Cochem?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest camping trail in Cochem is Along the Moselle River from Cochem to Senheim. This trail is estimated to be 35.9 km long.
Which camping trail has the most elevation gain in Cochem?
Cochem: With an ascent of 972 m, Moselsteig Stage 19: Cochem - Treis-Karden has the most elevation gain of all of the camping trails in the area. The next highest ascent for camping trails is Valley of the Wild Endert Circuit from Cochem with 813 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult camping trail in Cochem?
The most popular and difficult camping trail in Cochem is Cochemer Ritterrunde with a 4.5-star rating from 118 reviews.
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- Kachelwand
- Weinbergshäuschen
- Pinnerkreuz;Aussicht Pinnerkreuz
- Mosel Camping Cochem
- Cochem Castle
- Ruine Winneburg
- Winzer's Ruh
- Brauselay
- Pinnerkreuz
- Weinbergschutzhütte
- Wohnmobilstellplatz Cochem - Moselstraße
- Park- und Rastplatz Antoniuskopf
- Aussichtspunkt Hubertushöhe
- Pinnerberg
- Zur Winneburg
- Wohnmobilstellplatz Cochem Stadionstraße
- Campingplatz Schausten