Best trails near Heimburg

Popular running event in Bingen am Rhein, Rhineland-Palatinate. This is the half marathon course of the Charity Mega Run in Bingen am Rhein. From Kempten you always run along the banks of the Rhine to the Trechtingshausen defense tower. The way back follows the already known route. Highlights of the route: - Views of the Rhine - Reichenstein Castle - Defense tower Trechtingshausen

This route is stage 12 of the Rheinburgenweg, a long-distance trail starting in Bacharach and ending in Trechtingshausen. The path climbs through the Binger Wald, passing the Fürstenberg and Hohneck castle ruins, and leads to the Siebenburgenblick observation tower, which overlooks Burg Sooneck and several other historical fortresses. Overnight stays are available in guesthouses and hotels in the towns; wild camping is prohibited on this route. Reliable drinking water is found at businesses...

Stage 9 of the Rhineland-Palatinate cycle route. On the last stage of the Rhineland-Palatinate cycle route, it goes from Sankt Goarshausen along the Rhine past numerous vineyards via Bingen back to the starting point and thus also the final destination Mainz. The last section of the long-distance cycle path is pleasant to ride without significant gradients and follows the Rhine cycle path throughout. Highlights: - Loreley statue - Romantic castle Rheinstein - Drosselgasse in Rüdesheim

Popular premium hiking trail on the Rheinburgenweg near Oberdiebach, Rhineland-Palatinate. This beautiful circular route starts in Oberdiebach - an idyllic side valley. This is where the historic border between the Kurpfalz and Kurmainz runs. The path meanders through the valley on beautiful forest and field paths. On the way you can enjoy fantastic views of the Rhine. Premium hiking trails are hiking trails certified by the "Deutsches Wanderinstitut eV". They are characterized by a...

Panoramic and picturesque circular hiking trail in the Middle Rhine Valley, near Niederheimbach, Rhineland-Palatinate. This circular hike leads from Niederheimbach to the Franzosenkopf. The Middle Rhine Valley region is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It starts at the train station in Niederheimbach. The path leads through mixed forests over the Siebenburgblick (from here you can see 7 castles: Burg Hohneck, Burg Sooneck, Burg Stahleck, Burg Schoeneck and the ruins of Kammerburg, Fürstenberg...