Best pram-friendly trails in Eifel National Park
The Eifel National Park was established in 2004 and is the first and only national park in North Rhine-Westphalia. The park is located on the border between Germany and Belgium and offers many kilometres of hiking, cycling and riding trails. The park is also home to the famous Wilderness Trail, which is divided into 4 stages and runs between Monschau and Höfen. Another well-known through route, the Eifelsteig, runs through the park. Guided tours are offered by park rangers, but the hiking trails can also be explored on your own.
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- 4.5 (49)·Moderate·4.7 km·Est. 1–1.5 hrPanoramic hike in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia There are several options for this hike: you can take the bus to the Urft Dam and hike the route from there to Rurberg. The second option is to take a boat trip from Rurberg to the Urft dam and walk back from there, or you can walk there and back from Rurberg. You can take a break at the Urft dam in the excursion restaurant. The boats sail between Easter and autumn and you should check the sailing times in...
- 4.5 (48)·Easy·1.8 km·Est. 0.5–1 hrScenic nature trail in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia The development of the forest and the wilderness of the Kermeter can be learned about at ten experience stations. It partly goes over wooden walkways and there is a tree trunk tunnel and a climbing course to discover. The family-friendly path is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs. There are always benches for resting and picnicking. There is the Kermeter parking lot at the starting point. Highlights: - Radio play on...
- 5.0 (1)·Easy·6 km·Est. 1.5–2 hrVersatile nature hike in the Eifel National Park. The starting point is at the free car park in Wahlerscheid. There is also a bus stop and information boards. The beautiful route leads through the southernmost part of the Eifel National Park and offers fascinating contrasts. On the one hand it goes through the "wilderness of tomorrow". The former spruce forest is gradually becoming an original forest, a primeval forest. It will take a few more years, but the beginnings are already visible...
Visitor info
The easiest way to access the national park is via the information centres (or "national park gates") in Simmerath-Rurberg, Nideggen, Heimbach and Mönschau-Höfen. There is a tourist information centre and exhibitions on various topics relating to the national park. Exciting information about flora and fauna is available at the Eifel National Park Centre at the "International Place" Vogelsang IP. The centre is open all year round, but the daily opening hours vary in summer and winter.
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