Best trails near Aussichtspunkt Burgschränke

Popular loop in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia This route, which is part of the "Tippeltouren Eifel", begins at Vogelsang Castle, where hikers interested in history like to take a look around. From there it leads to the Dreiborn plateau, which offers wonderful panoramic views of the nature of the national park. From there it goes down and a bit through the forest to the Urfttalsperre and along the lake back to the starting point. There is a restaurant at the visitor center...

Popular loop with great views near Schleiden, North Rhine-Westphalia. At that time a place of indoctrination, today a place of encounter. This route leads through the wider area surrounding the former NS Ordensburg Vogelsang in the middle of the Eifel Nature Park. In addition to the wonderful views of the emerging wilderness, there is also a lot to offer historically. So it goes to the abandoned settlement Wollseifen and the really impressive plants in and around Vogelsang IP. There are...

Popular hike in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia A really varied hike through the Eifel National Park. In addition to a lot of natural beauty, there are also cultural and historical attractions such as the former Ordensburg Vogelsang or the mighty Urfttalsperre. Attention: The Wasserlinie 231 bus from Urfttalsperre (destination of this route) only runs on weekends and public holidays from April to October. At all other times, the route must be hiked back to the starting point...

Panoramic hiking trail in the Eifel National Park in Einruhr, North Rhine-Westphalia. The route starts in Einruhr and leads up to the Dreiborn plateau. If you come here in May or June, you can experience the magnificent broom blossom. To enjoy the view from the plateau, you have to climb a few meters in altitude. Once you have managed this, you can look forward to a more relaxed second part of the hiking trail along the water and through forests. Highlights of the route: - Vogelsang Red...

Picturesque and scenic loop near Simmerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. This idyllic loop starts at the National Park gate in Rurberg and leads along beautiful forest and field paths along the Rur through the Eifel National Park. Somewhat steeper ascents and descents require a good level of fitness. But the effort is worth it - there are wonderful panoramic views over the landscape. There are refreshment stops in Einruhr, Vogelsang and Rurberg. Highlights: - Wollseifen deserted settlement -...

Scenic loop in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia This beautiful tour around the Urftsee lake and the Rurtalsperre dam is suitable for gravel bikes or mountain bikes. As there are a few metres in altitude to conquer and some of the trails are quite challenging, a certain level of fitness is required. Boats operate in the villages along the water, which can be used to shorten the route. There are cafés and restaurants in the villages. The start is at IP Vogelsang. The bus also...

Panoramic loop in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia From Einruhr it goes along the Sauerbach and through the beautiful Eifel landscape. You can get to the Vogelsang IP and find out about the history of the former Nazi Ordensburg. From there it goes to the impressive Dreiborner plateau with its gorse bushes and the wonderful views. After quite a long hike, you can visit a café or restaurant in Einruhr and end the day comfortably there. Highlights: - Vogelsang IP - Deserted Wool...

Popular loop in the Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia A very varied hiking route through the Eifel National Park. Along the popular route, in addition to natural attractions such as the Urftsee and many great views of the national park, there are also historical monuments such as the former NS Ordensburg Vogelsang IP, the abandoned Wolfgarten settlement and much more. There are a few places to stop for refreshments along the way. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic forest paths -...

As the name of the route suggests, this is a high-contrast route: the first half of the route is over asphalt, so it could also be done by road bike. The second half, however, goes over small field and forest paths, which are largely unpaved. There is no getting through on a racing bike here. Recommended bike: gravel bike (ideal) mountain bike, trekking bike.