Best trails near Haus Friedensthal

Popular Eifel circular route near Nideggen, North Rhine-Westphalia. This panoramic circular route begins at the Rur Valley Railway in the evenings and leads straight up steeply to Brück to Nideggen Castle. Through beautiful forests, past imposing red sandstone cliffs, it goes back to the starting point. A shortening of the round is possible with the Rurtalbahn Brück-Evenings. Highlights of the round: - Red sandstone rocks - Magnificent views - Niedeggen Castle

Varied excursion in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. A beautiful tour with views of numerous red sandstone formations. The hike starts in Nideggen-Brück, crosses the Rur bridge and then follows hiking trail no. 57 to Abenden. There are refreshment stops at the Hetzingen campsite and near the starting point. In the warmer months, a refreshing break in the outdoor pool can be taken. The start is at Nideggen-Brück railway station, so it is easy to get there by train. There is...

A tour that can be divided into 3 parts. Here is a suggestion: Tour 1 The red sandstone route begins at Kreuzau train station, leaves the local situation and leads over the Ruraue to Üdingen. There the path gradually climbs so that you can enjoy the impressive panorama of the Obermaubach reservoir on the Mausauel. Over the Eugenienstein and above the Rather Felsen, the route finally reaches Nideggen on winding nature trails through the Hindenburgor and the Christinenley rock group and more...

Popular and promising section of the RurUfer cycle path from Düren to Heimbach, near Düren, North Rhine-Westphalia. The mostly flat RurUfer cycle path begins in the Belgian High Fens and ends in Roermond in the Netherlands. Past red sandstone cliffs, mill ponds and the Obermaubach reservoir, you continue to Heimbach. Highlights: - Charming city of Düren - Buntsandsteinfelsen (Nideggen) - Citadel (Jülich) --------------------------------------- Further information on the RurUfer cycle...

Popular loop trail in the North Eifel Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. This is a beautiful loop trail that leads from Nideggen through the Rur Valley. The route is characterized by many great vantage points of the Eifel. Afterwards, a stop for refreshments or relaxed sightseeing in Nideggen is recommended. Highlights of the hike: - Rur Valley - Nideggen - Keep Castle Nideggen - St. John Baptist - Sculpture Park

Family-friendly loop in the Hohes Venn-Eifel nature park, North Rhine-Westphalia. Start of the hike in Abenden, Rurtalbahn stop. From here you follow hiking trail no.67 and cross the Rur. You leave the Mühlbachstraße in Abenden and hike slightly uphill. Then a very relaxed tour, also suitable as an afternoon walk for the whole family. Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - beautiful views - Abenden

A varied and idyllic hike from Nideggen to Heimbach in North Rhine-Westphalia. This hike is all about castles. It starts at Nideggen-Brück railroad station and leads steeply up to Nideggen Castle on beautiful forest paths. Here you can explore the castle grounds and enjoy the magnificent panorama. The route then continues along the Rur to Blens Castle and on to Hausen Castle. From there, the route continues to the last castle on this route in Heimbach. This route can be shortened at any...

First, the Nur is crossed to finally walk through Mühlbachstraße through the village. This is followed by an exhausting section. Many steps lead up to Hundsley, from where wonderful views are guaranteed. After that it becomes a little easier and it goes slightly downhill into the Ismustal. Afterwards you can enjoy the sun on the rocky plateau in the Rosstal.

Varied hiking trail in Heimbach, North Rhine-Westphalia. This hike follows a section of the Buntsandstein route (route from Kreuzau to Heimbach). Let's start at the train station in Heimbach. The route leads over Hengebach Castle, over the Rur Valley and over the river to Abenden. Below Nideggen Castle you hike up to the village and over the ridge down to Brück. This route hike in the Rurtal can be planned very flexibly, as the Rurtalbahn runs every hour. Since there are few places to stop...