Best hard trails in Rhine Taunus Nature Park

This route follows stage 17 of the Rheinsteig, which begins in Lorch and ends in Rüdesheim am Rhein. The trail traverses the Upper Middle Rhine Valley UNESCO World Heritage site, climbing through expansive vineyards from the Wisper Bridge. It passes the historic church in Lorch, follows a panoramic path to the Paul-Claus-Hütte, and features expansive castle views from the Ecksteinkopf. Hikers pass through the red wine village of Assmannshausen before reaching the Niederwald hunting lodge, a...

Popular circular hike in Wiesbaden, Hesse A very varied hike starting at the Kurpark in Wiesbaden. Just a short walk from the starting point, the ruins of Sonnenberg Castle are the first cultural and historical highlight. Gradually, you leave the city behind and the surrounding countryside takes centre stage. The route leads through the idyllic valley of the Goldsteinbach stream, through the Rabengrund FFH area and past the Leichtweißhöhle cave. It ends in the picturesque Nero valley before...

Popular circular route in the Rhein-Taunus Nature Park, Hesse. Start is directly in Wiesbaden, to get first to the Rabengrund, one of the oldest NSG Wiesbaden. It goes into a natural meadow landscape with hedges and bushes, grasses and herbs. The sight and the air let you relax and let go of stress. It is just as beautiful in the Goldsteintal - also a pearl of nature - with its idyllic location. The trails are well maintained and are used by mountain bikers and hikers alike. Approximately...

Panoramic circular hike in the Rhine-Taunus Nature Park, Hesse. A beautiful, but at a good 20 kilometres also quite challenging circular hike starting in Eppstein. Near the railway station (starting point), Eppstein Castle is a real highlight. There are several mountain peaks along the way, from which you can enjoy fantastic panoramic views. Highlights of the route: - Eppstein - Eppstein Castle - Atzelberg - Rossert - Rettershof Estate - Großer Mahnstein - great views over the Taunus

Popular Wisper Trail in the Rhine-Taunus Nature Park, Hesse. The "Glaabacher Almauftrag" Wisper Trail has been recognised as a premium hiking trail. The circular route is characterised by its beautiful views of the Wipertaunus. Good physical condition ia required, as there are some inclines on the route. Highlights of the hike: - Large proportion of natural paths - great views over the Wispertaunus

Circular hiking trail in the cultural landscape of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, Hesse. On this circular hike, you walk partly on the Rheinhöhenweg and the Gebückwanderweg. It starts by going uphill, past Waldeck Castle to Sauerthal with views of Sauerburg Castle. On the way back, you can always enjoy marvellous views over the Rhine and Rhineland-Palatinate. There are also numerous viewpoints and restaurants where you can rest and linger. Highlights of the hike: - Clemens Chapel -...

First stage of the Wispertaunus Trail, Hesse. You should plan around six hours (without breaks) for stage 1 of the Wispertaunussteig premium hiking trail. The route leads along the Wisper, a tributary of the Rhine. You walk along the Wisper lake and over the Scherbenberg. You can rest and eat at the Falkenhof. Highlights of the hike: - Hiking trail along the Wisper - Lake Wisper - Scherbenberg

Middle Rhine Valley, Hesse. This challenging hike initially leads along the Nollig and Engweger Kopf and always offers incredible views. You can stop for refreshments at the Grenzvogt about halfway along the route. On the way back along the banks of the Rhine, you will be rewarded with views across the Rhine. This circular route partly follows the Rheinsteig hiking trail. Highlights of the hike: - Gutenfels Castle - Nollig ruins - Clemens Chapel - View of Pfalzgrafenstein Castle - Grenzvogt...

The second stage of the Wispertaunussteig premium hiking trail is also worthwhile and shows the beautiful low mountain range landscape with castles and ruins from its best side. The ruins of Blideneck Castle (which was a fortress in the 13th century) and Rheinberg Castle (privately owned) are located in the Werkerbach Valley. If you would like to spend a short time in Ransel, you can visit the country museum: here you can not only discover historical tools, agricultural machinery and a...