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Contact (Route)

Projektbüro Traumpfade
Rhein-Mosel-Eifel-Touristik
Bahnhofstrasse 9
D-56068 Koblenz
Telefon +49 (0)261 108419

Contact

Deutscher Wanderverband
Wilhelmshöher Allee 157-159
D-34121 Kassel

Tel.: +49 (0)561-93873-0
E-Mail: info@wanderverband.de





Die elf Traumpfade



Length, Start/End
Length depending on path: 6.5km - 15.5km



Stages
1. Bergheidenweg - Arft 10,5 km
2. Booser Doppelmaartour - Boos 9 km
3. Förstersteig - Mayen-Kürrenberg 15,5 km
4. Rheingoldbogen - Brey/Rhein 12,5 km
5. Saynsteig - Sayn 15,5 km
6. Virne-Burgweg - Virneburg 10 km
7. Vulkanpfad - Ettringen 6,5 km
8. Wacholderweg - Langscheid 9 km
9. Waldschluchtenweg - Vallendar 11,5 km
10. Wanderather - Baar-Wanderath 12 km
11. Wolfsdelle - Rhens 10,5 km


Tip
The Vulkanpfad (Volcanic Path) takes walkers through a landscape like no other in Germany. Views from atop Bellberg hill reveal a landscape pockmarked by craters, and you don't have to be a geologist to enjoy the tour of crater rims and crater gaps, lava flows and lava caves and of the fossil-rich Kottenheim region. A visit to Rauschermühle information centre, Mendig Lava Dome or the Roman tuff mine in Meurin completes a wonderful experience.



In the Rhine-Moselle-Eifel region

Eleven premium circular trails designed in line with the latest criteria set out by the German Institute of Hiking have been created in the Rhine, Moselle and Eifel regions. Approximately 19 more of a similar standard are set to follow by the end of 2009.
These well signposted trails take walkers along narrow paths that allow them to explore a wide variety of landscapes with unspoilt forests, vineyard scenery and spectacular views while also showcasing the regions' cultural highlights. The one-day and half-day tours are designed especially for occasional hikers and those looking for a less strenuous walk. Castles and abbeys along the Rhine and Moselle join distinctive hilltops and the Laach crater lake in the Eifel region on the long list of attractions on offer.
Nowhere else in Germany can you learn about the fiery forces beneath the Earth's crust at closer quarters than in Mayen-Koblenz Volcanic Park. There is ample scope to explore and make discoveries but also to forget your everyday cares on circular trails designed to take you away from it all.

Travel Information

Public transport: Koblenz is the central train station for InterCityExpress connections. Travel from there by regional train or bus to the individual towns and villages.
Car: A61 from the Cologne region, A61 from the Rhine-Main area or A48 from the Trier region.

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