Best hard trails in Bingen am Rhein

Versatile countryside hike in Rhineland-Palatinate. It starts at the Rochus chapel in Bingen (Rhine). Via the Goethe-Ruhe it goes to the Rhine. You walk along the initially built-up, then green banks of the river to the point where the Welzbach flows into the Rhine. Now you follow the smaller body of water that flows between fields. until shortly before Gau-Algesheim. There it goes through the wine plantations and on to Ockenheim. Again through the wine you get back to the starting point....

Long-distance hiking trail steeped in history in the Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate. The Ausoniusweg, also called Via Ausonia, leads across the Hunsrück, from Bingen am Rhein to Trier. For almost 120 km you can walk in the footsteps of the ancient Romans, more precisely the poet Ausonius, who once traveled in a carriage over the high plateau of the Hunsrück. On the way you can even see remains of the old Roman road in places. Since the route goes through the very sparsely populated Hunsrück,...

Stage 1 of the "Ausoniusweg" long-distance hiking trail, Rhineland-Palatinate. This is the first stage of the Ausoniusweg, which leads in the footsteps of the Roman poet Ausonius from Bingen to Trier through the Hunsrück. The first half of the almost 22 km long hike from Klopp Castle in Bingen am Rhein to Rheinböllen is almost constant uphill. The Binger Forest and the Nahe valley, which is characterized by vineyards, are particularly beautiful. There is a place to stay overnight and some...