Best hard trails in Nassau Nature Park

This route follows stage 12 of the Rheinsteig, which begins in Braubach and ends in Filsen. The trail climbs steeply along the Zecherweg before entering dense forests that lead toward the Marksburg, the only never-destroyed hilltop castle on the Middle Rhine. Hikers traverse rolling woodland paths past the Hexenköpfel and the Lusthäuschen viewpoint, concluding with a scenic ascent to the Filsener Ley nature reserve before dropping into Filsen. Overnight stays are accommodated in local...

Popular loop trail in the Nassau Nature Park, Rhineland-Palatinate. The LahnWeinStieg is a challenging loop trail through the vineyards of Obernhof and Weinaehr. Sturdy shoes, sure-footedness and a head for heights are a must - there are several almost alpine-looking rock sections that are overcome with ladders and steel cable safety devices. However, there are always alternative routes for these demanding sections, so that the route is also doable with dogs and children. Some stretches of...

Panoramic hike on the Rheinsteig, Rhineland-Palatinate. The Rheinsteig is one of the most beautiful and popular long-distance hiking trails in Germany. This hike leads along the Rheinsteig from Kamp-Bornhofen via Kestert to St. Goarshausen and is therefore a direct forerunner of the section from St. Goarshausen to Kaub known as the "King's Stage". Several castles, vineyards and great views of the Rhine Valley promise a lot of variety when hiking. Highlights of the hike: - Spectacular views...

Varied section of the Lahnwanderweg trail This route is the nineteenth and final stage of the Lahnwanderweg, which leads from Bad Ems to Lahnstein. Here the full diversity of the hiking trail can be experienced. The route runs along idyllic riverside scenery, magnificent mixed beech forests, viewpoints high above the valley and natural treasures such as the Ruppertsklamm gorge. In Lahnstein, the riverside promenade invites to take a stroll and there are plenty of places to stop for...

Panoramic section of the Lahnwanderweg hiking trail in Rhineland-Palatinate. This stage offers a wonderful combination of forest and wine, wonderful views such as Gabelstein, Wolfslei or Goethepunkt and secluded valleys. Castles are enthroned in Balduinstein and Laurenburg. However, this stage requires a bit of fitness, surefootedness and a head for heights - it goes up and down, sometimes climbing along ridges secured by ropes. However, if you prefer something more relaxed, you can also...

Varied loop trail in the Nassau Nature Park, Rhineland-Palatinate. The starting point of this hike in the Lahntal is the car park at the thermal baths in Lahnstein. After crossing the Lahn, an almost alpine hiking experience awaits. In the Ruppertsklamm, which is a nature reserve, around 235 meters in elevation are overcome in just one and a half kilometers - the path is even partially secured by steel cables. You continue following the Ruppertsbach in the direction of the Horchheimer Hoehe,...

Scenic section of the Lahn hiking trail On the 18th stage there is an abundance of historical buildings to discover and promising heights are not neglected either. Since it often goes high, you should bring some stamina and time. There are refreshment stops in Nassau and Bad Ems. Highlights: - Nassau Castle - Leaning Tower of Dausenau - historical half-timbered town hall - High lay - Kuxlay - Concordia tower

Certified premium hiking trail near Balduinstein in Rhineland-Palatinate This circular route is a certified premium hiking trail. A beautiful hike that leads through forest and fields around the imposing Schaumburg Castle. You will be rewarded with views over the Taunus, the Westerwald and the Lahn Valley. Due to its location, this route is ideal as a day trip from Wiesbaden or Koblenz. Premium hiking trails are hiking trails certified by the "Deutsches Wanderinstitut eV". They are...

Start: train station in Nassau (parking available at the roadside) Destination: Railway station in Laurenburg (parking available at the roadside) The trains run every hour, timetable information at www.db.de. There are some geocaches along the route, there are places to stop for refreshments in the villages, it may then be necessary to leave the path. The route is only suitable for well trained children who have some hiking experience.