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Varied and scenic hiking tour in Mechernich, North Rhine-Westphalia. This is a very beautiful circular tour. The route is slightly different from the one in the guidebook, as the original route has probably been changed. Highlights of the route: - Great natural landscapes - Local flora and fauna - Super views

This route follows the traces of the Roman water supply. It passes Roman aqueducts, ancient fountains and reservoirs that once supplied Roman Cologne with the best Eifel water. A varied landscape with charming stream valleys, gentle hills and dense forests also awaits you.

Varied circular hiking trail near Mechernich, North Rhine-Westphalia. Over a distance of more than 10 kilometres, hikers can look forward to an atmospheric alternation of small wooded areas, some of which are protected, and open countryside. There are also relics of the ancient Romans and several caves that are freely accessible. Highlights of the hike: - Lime grassland nature reserve near Weyer - Eiserfey - Vussem aqueduct bridge - St Cyriacus Church - Kartsteinhöhlen nature reserve with...

Wonderful hiking stage from Mechernich, North Rhine-Westphalia. The beautiful tour starts at Mechernich railway station and takes you through the idyllic village before continuing along forest, field and meadow paths. The stage ends in Scheven at the railway station, where you also have the option of travelling back to the starting point by bus and train. Highlights of the route: - Kallmuter Berg nature reserve - Baltesbenden pond - Buchholzer pond

The hike begins at the Karstein Cave (Kakus Cave). From there, the trail climbs up to the ridge of the Ravensburg, where you are greeted by marvellous views. Finally, you walk through the Veytal valley and pass the Roman Brunnenstuben, a part of the Roman water pipeline built in the 1st century AD. The route is quite hilly and requires a certain level of fitness. Just under 400 metres in altitude have to be overcome.

The route lives up to its promise. Again and again, marvellous views of the various natural landscapes of the Eifel open up before you. You also get a lot of information about mining - especially if you pay a visit to the mining museum in Mechernich. But also on the route itself, for example at the "Kallmuther Berg open-cast mine" viewpoint, you get a fascinating view of the disused lead ore mining area and the landscapes behind it.

Stage 2 of the long-distance hiking trail "Römerkanal-Wanderweg", North Rhine-Westphalia. This is the second stage of the varied, approximately 115 km long Roman Canal Trail, which follows the course of a canal constructed by the Romans in the 1st century from Nettersheim through the High Fens-Eifel Nature Park to Sülz. The starting point of the second stage is in Dottel and the section ends in Mechernich. Quiet forest, meadow and field passages, beautiful views over the idyllic landscapes...

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