Best trails near Petersberg

This route follows stage 15 of the Moselsteig, connecting the wine town of Zell (Moselle) with the idyllic village of Neef on a wonderfully varied and forested section. The hike requires some stamina right at the start for the steep climb up to the prominent Collis Tower, but rewards the effort with a breathtaking panorama over Zell and the Moselle loop. The trail then leads through expansive, peaceful forests and vineyards that offer recurring views back toward the Marienburg, the...

Stage 8 of the Moselle Cycle Route from Bullay to Cochem, Rhineland-Palatinate This stage begins in Bullay at its historic railway bridge. The Bullay railway station is also nearby, so it is also easy to travel here by train. The route follows the river and passes through the charming villages that line the Moselle like pearls on a necklace. There are several places to stop along the way. Highlights: - Views of the Moselle - Opportunities to enjoy wine - Moselle Land Museum

Popular cycle tour on the Moselle, Rhineland-Palatinate. A very relaxed and beautiful cycle tour on both sides of the Moselle. On the way back, there are numerous opportunities to stop for refreshments. Highlights of the tour: - Taubengrün island - Views of the Moselle - Vineyards - Wine villages - Moselle loop Bremm - Ediger-Eller

Panoramic circular route on the Moselle, Rhineland-Palatinate. Inside the Bremmer Moselle loop lies the second highest Moselle mountain in Germany, the Pfälzer Hochkessel. The route begins on the uphill side of Neef railway station and first climbs the Hochkessel. The remains of a Celtic fortress from the late Hallstatt period and the subsequent Latène period (5th-1st century BC) can be found there. A double, oval stone rampart surrounds the summit, which is almost 150 metres long and up to...

This circular route begins and ends in Cochem, traversing several municipalities including Sankt Aldegund, Lutzerath, and Gevenich. The terrain transitions between the Moselle valley floor and the elevated plateaus of the Eifel region. Sections of the path consist of natural forest soil and gravel tracks, with some segments following paved local roads. The route is characterized by alternating steep ascents from the riverbanks to higher elevations and flatter stretches across open fields....