Best hard trails in Roetgen
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Explore the most popular hard trails near Roetgen with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.2 (97)·Hard·10.8 mi·Est. 4.5–5 hrThis route is stage 2 of the Eifelsteig, a long-distance trail through North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. This specific section starts in Roetgen and ends in Monschau. The path leads from the Gateway to the High Fens across the Belgian border and through the unique high moor landscape of the High Fens. Hikers follow the historical Vennbahn railway line through spruce forests and open heathlands before descending into the narrow Rur Valley to the medieval cloth-making town of...
- 4.0 (4)·Hard·12.6 mi·Est. 5–5.5 hrNatural route near Roetgen, North Rhine-Westphalia. A beautiful round in the Eifel, where great views can be expected. As the name suggests, the hiking sign is a green rectangle. The landscape of this route consists of a beautiful forest area and one of the last high moors in Germany. Along the Kutenhard (Zone B) you have a beautiful panoramic view after a solid ascent. Highlights: - local flora and fauna - Kutenhard raised bog - beautiful views
- 4.0 (1)·Hard·25.7 mi·Est. 11–12 hrSegment 5 of the StauSeeSteig runs through the Hertogenwald Forest. This is segment 5 of the StauSeeSteig, the last stage runs from Roetgen (D) to the train station of Limburg (B). The route runs through the Hertogenwald Forest, a substantial forest in which the Wesertalsperre reservoir and the Lac de la Gileppe lake are on the route. The StauSeeSteig is an impressive long-distance hike plotted by the Dutch Mountain Film Festival. The hike is centered on seven German and Belgian...
- 2.0 (2)·Hard·57.5 mi·Est. 24 hr+This route starts at a hiking car park in Roetgen, the village with the slogan "Gateway to the Eifel". The car park at the Eupen reservoir is also a good starting point. This part of the Eifel is easily accessible for tourists: There are many (busy) federal roads in the direction of Monschau and Rurstausee. This route tries to avoid such roads. This is largely made possible by the asphalt cycle path, which has been open since May 2011, over the old track bed from Roetgen to Lammersdorf. The...