Best river trails in Gerolstein

Popular circular hiking trail in the Vulkaneifel Nature and Geopark, Rhineland-Palatinate. The Gerolsteiner Felsenpfad is one of the Vulkaneifel trails and forms the northern section of the Gerolsteiner-Dolomiten-Acht. As you hike along very natural forest paths lined with mighty rock formations, there are always great views over the Volcanic Eifel and Gerolstein. The Gerolstein Dolomites, as the rock formations of the Gerolstein limestone basin are collectively known, date back to a shallow...

A wonderful tour, also suitable for children. Parking is cheap (€ 1 per day) in the large car park near the train station. Once you have overcome the incline in the direction of Gerolstein, you can expect a great view of fields. The streets can no longer be heard. We recommend taking a break at the Juddekirchhof with a view of the fields. The Buchenlochhöhle cave is not very big, but it is nice to explore with a torch.

Official hiking trail through forest areas near Gerolstein in Rhineland-Palatinate The circular route runs through the forest area southeast of Gerolstein. This path offers views of the Lion Castle and the Dietzenley tower. The path symbol is a yellow sign with a stylized maar and a green frame. The texts are "Vulkaneifel-Pfade" and Gerolsteiner Keltenpfad ". Highlights: - View of the Löwenburg - Gerolstein Castle - View from Dietzenley Tower

Beautiful hiking trail around Gerolstein in Rhineland-Palatinate From Gerolstein, this hiking trail leads south to the Dietzenlay basalt plateau and then via Gees - past the Kyll river and the Kasselburg animal park - to the Munterley, which towers over Gerolstein. Highlights: - Hiking along the River Kyll - Gerolstein Castle - View from the basalt plateau Dietzenley - Eagle and Wolf Park Kasselburg

Rocky circular hiking trail along the Gerolsteiner Dolomites in Rhineland-Palatinate There are refreshment stops along the route and it is easily accessible by bus and train. Highlights: - numerous rock formations - Celto-Roman cult site "Juddekirchhof" - View of Munterley and the Auberg

Stage 2 of the Kylltal cycle path: "Sizzling springs and mysterious sagas". At the start of this sportier stage, which leads from Gerolstein to Bitburg-Erdorf, a refreshing sip from the Helenenquelle is a good choice. At Birresborn, the route has a first highlight: the adventure loop around Kopp leads to the 200-year-old pines "Adam and Eve" and the ice and millstone caves. It is said that the caves used to be used as “natural refrigerators”, as they can sometimes be cold until spring. Back...