Best trails near Camping Konz Saarmündung

This route follows stage 4 of the Moselsteig, connecting Konz with the historic city of Trier on a culturally and scenically impressive section. The hike leads from the mouth of the Saar River through the idyllic Busen Valley and over forested ridges that offer recurring views of the Moselle Valley. A standout cultural highlight located very close to the trail is the Igel Column (Igeler Säule), an impressive Roman funerary monument and UNESCO World Heritage site, before the path ultimately...

Scenic mountain bike tour on the Moselle, Rhineland-Palatinate. Over a distance of just under 50 kilometres, this mountain bike tour leads along both sides of the Moselle from Wasserbillig to Grünhaus Castle. It is worth spending a little time in Trier (e.g. stop for refreshments and visit the Roman thermal baths). Highlights of the tour: - Trails along the Moselle - Vineyards along the Ruwer - Trier - Grünhaus Castle

Part of the Way of St James in Rhineland-Palatinate from Trier to Mannebach This route is part of the "Way of St James pilgrims in the Rhineland" network. Highlights: - Numerous Christian memorials & monuments along the way - idyllic hiking passages in the Saar-Hunsrück region - Numerous refreshment stops along the way

Challenging and beautiful cycle tour in Grevenmacher. The route starts not far from Mertert railway station and leads along roads and gravel paths. A gravel bike is therefore the right choice. At 62 kilometres and more than a thousand metres of elevation gain, it is quite long for this type of terrain and you need to be in good shape to complete it. Starting in Luxembourg, half of the route also runs through Germany. The surroundings offer pretty much everything you could wish for on such a...

Popular hiking trail in Konz, Rhineland-Palatinate It leads to the much-frequented Saar-Moselle estuary and shows that even short hiking trails can be very varied. Both coming from France, the Moselle and Saar meet here in Konz after a long journey through beautiful landscapes. The start is at the campsite directly on the banks of the Moselle. You first stay on the east bank and visit the Maierspark, then cross the Saar and walk to the place where the Saar flows into the Moselle. As you...