Best trails near Fossilienacker

This route is stage 6 of the Eifelsteig, a long-distance trail through North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. This specific section starts at Steinfeld Abbey and ends in Blankenheim. The path leads through the Gillesbach Valley and follows the Urft river to the Grüner Pütz, an ancient Roman spring collection site. Hikers pass Nettersheim and the Römerweiher pond with the nearby Görresburg temple complex before reaching Blankenheim, featuring its iconic castle and the source of the...

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

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

Beautiful hiking trail from Urft to Marmagen Castle in North Rhine-Westphalia From Urft, this route runs along the River Urft to Marmagen, where Marmagen Castle is well worth a visit. The route then leads back to Urft via Nettersheim. Highlights: - Marmagen Castle - Meadows and slopes along the Urft and Gillesbach streams - Shady forest paths

The Erft cycle path is particularly suitable for inexperienced cyclists and families; it has few gradients and there are always cyclist-friendly hotels and restaurants. The entire tour runs along the river Erft, it is signposted and paved, partly asphalted. From Bad Münstereifel it is all downhill. In addition to the beautiful natural landscape, the many sights along the way are also worthwhile: moated castles, palaces and museums, open-cast mines, traces of the Romans and Rhenish...