The Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Germany offers a variety of beautiful hiking opportunities for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. The region is characterised by its picturesque landscape, geographical location and special sights.
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The 10 most beautiful hikes in Eifelkreis-Bitburg-Pruem

Hiking Route
· Eifel
NaturWanderPark delux: Neuer-Burg-Weg (Neuerburg)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
12.7 km
3:00 h
539 m
539 m
Wanderweg rund um das Städtchen Neuerburg. Trotz der Siedlungsnähe verläuft der Weg auf Erd- und Graswegen. Natur und Kultur gehen hier Hand in Hand.

Hiking Route
· Eifel (Mittelgebirge)
Rundwanderweg des Naturpark Südeifel Nr. 42 - Körperich/Roth a. d. Our
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
10.9 km
3:30 h
275 m
275 m
Weite Wiesen im Gaybachtal, aber vor allem die Tiefen des mystischen Kammerwaldes prägen diese Wanderung.

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Circular walk NaturWanderPark delux: Felsenweg 2 (D-Bollendorf/L-Beaufort)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
20.3 km
6:00 h
708 m
708 m
The Bollendorf Plateau on the German side, the Befort Plateau in Luxembourg and the deeply incised Sauer Valley make this route an unforgettable experience. At every turn, the rocky paths in the Luxembourgian sandstone reveal themselves as a genuine El Dorado for rock hikers. The craggy landscape features innumerable sceneries and hues. On the Luxembourgian side, it is known as “Little Luxembourgian Switzerland”. Unusual tufa caverns like the Tränenlay, incredible views and ravines, mystical paths across rocks and roots, impressive stone towers and limitless river panoramas combine to form a fascinating landscape. The historic town centre and castle of Beaufort are a must for everyone interested in culture. But Bollendorf with its road along the Sauer River, Bollendorf Castle, Weilerbach Castle and the Roman “Villa Rustica” also have a great deal to offer.

Hiking Route
· Eifel (Mittelgebirge)
Circular walk NaturWanderPark delux: Nat'Our Route 4 (D-Keppelshausen/D-Waldhof-falkenstein/L-Bivels)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
15.2 km
5:00 h
471 m
469 m
Besides magnificent nature, this tour offers plenty of manmade artefacts. Until the 1950s, the Our, only a small stream at that point, looped around the village of Bivels, which used to look very different. The Saint Nicolas Mountain still had a top, and there were no artificial lakes. The present-day landscape is testimony to one of Luxembourg’s most ambitious construction projects of the mid-20th century. Almost invisibly, the site now harbours one of Europe’s largest pumped-storage hydroelectric power plants. Far below our route, huge amounts of water surge between the lower reservoir on the Our and the upper reservoir on Saint Nicolas Mountain. Many old mining stories are told by the copper mine in Stolzemburg. Even older is the history of Falkenstein Castle, of which the residential house and some ruins still stand today (in private ownership). Besides technical wonders, this tours offers some of the loveliest postcard motives far and wide.

Hiking Route
· Eifel (Mittelgebirge)
Circular walk NaturWanderPark Delux: Nat'Our Route 5 (L-Vianden/D-Falkenstein)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Open
12.2 km
4:30 h
567 m
568 m
The Our Valley can always be counted on for a varied hiking experience. It meanders through a grandiose, ancient landscape of tall hills and low mountains. The Our has shown itself to be a master in the art of landscaping. The rocky trail along the Lätges Mountain at the German-Luxembourgish border provides almost Alp-like vistas. And after all the ups and downs, the Our Valley artificial lake – the lower reservoir of the Vianden pumped-storage hydroelectric plant – with its shore promenade and the roads along the Our in Bivels are a welcome opportunity to take a restful stroll. The ruins of Falkenstein Castle hold court on a rocky promontory high above the Our bend. And just a few steps downriver is the medieval town of Vianden with its restored castle – one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful.

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Circular walk NaturWanderPark delux: Felsenweg 6 (Ernzen/Teufelsschlucht)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
17.4 km
4:30 h
197 m
197 m
The devil himself stamped his mark on the Felsenweg 6 rocky path route. The work of the devil is documented in crevasses and clefts in the rocky bastions of the Ferschweiler plateau - above all in the 28 m crevasse named after the devil, the “Teufelsschlucht”. Rarely has the brute force of nature taken such an impressive form as the Irreler Wasserfälle waterfalls. Over a length of 140 meters, the clear water of the Prüm river battles its way through huge stone blocks. The foot bridge over the Prüm opens up a fascinating view onto this natural spectacle. When it comes to views: from the Liborius chapel high up above the Sauertal valley, there is a wonderful view onto romantic Echternach. The cells, which have been hewn into the rock below the chapel, were inhabited from the 16th century onwards by hermit monks, and their ruins can still be admired today. The entrance to the Gutenbachtal valley is marked by the Felsenweiher pool, a strange complex, surrounded by terraces, basins, stairs and bridges. The Teufelsschlucht nature park centre offers tours to enable visitors to experience this spectacular landscape.

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Rundwanderweg Naturpark Südeifel Nr. 56 - Bollendorf
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
6.6 km
2:00 h
130 m
130 m
Naturerlebnisse in den Felsen und beeindruckende Kulturdenkmäler von der Vorgeschichte bis in die Neuzeit - auf dieser Rundwanderung gibt es viel zu sehen!

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Circular walk NaturWanderPark delux: Felsenweg 3 (D-Ferschweiler/L-Berdorf)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
24.7 km
6:30 h
530 m
529 m
This route is defined by three major landscape elements: the Ferschweil Plateau on the German side, the Berdorf Plateau in Luxembourg and the deeply incised Sauer Valley connecting the two. A combination of grandiose panoramas and picturesque rock formations is what makes the route so uniquely charming and inspires visitors to explore its rock- and root-covered paths. Türkenkopf, Schlösserlay and Brechlay are just three examples of how far the rocky ribbon stretches between Weilerbach Castle and Ferschweiler. Make sure to stop at Weilerbach Castle to enjoy this gem of art and cultural history. The rock bastions of the Kalekapp and the climbing rock faces of the Wanterbach hold pure adventure in store. The Martbusch Plateau has many fascinating geological features including crevices, silt, caves and rockslides.

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Großer Rundweg Teufelsschlucht - Naturparkzentrum Teufelsschlucht
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
3.5 km
1:30 h
91 m
91 m
Der Große Rundweg Teufelsschlucht verlängert den Kleinen Rundweg um eine Schleife, die durch phantastische Felsformationen und vorbei an den historischen Mühlsteinbrüchen verläuft.

Hiking Route
· Eifel
Westwall-Wanderweg Islek
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
11 km
3:00 h
181 m
182 m
Bei Großkampenberg haben sich zwei technisch unterschiedliche Höckerlinien erhalten.Sie begleiten die beiden Teile des Westwall-Wanderweges Islek durch die Landschaft.
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Located in southwest Germany, the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm is part of the Southern Eifel Nature Park. Here, rolling hills meet dense forests, idyllic river valleys meet wide fields and romantic villages meet historic castles. This varied landscape makes the area an ideal place for hiking.
There are numerous beautiful hiking tours in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm that will delight both experienced hikers and families with children. With a length of about 1000 kilometres, the well-marked hiking trails offer a wide range of possibilities. From short walks to challenging day tours, there is something for everyone.
A popular starting point for hikes is the town of Bitburg with its famous brewery and impressive Malberg Castle. From here you can explore various routes, such as the "Bitburger Bierpfad", which leads along the old brewery buildings, or the "Malberger Rundweg", which offers a breathtaking view over the Kyll valley.
Prüm also has a lot to offer: The monastery park with its Romanesque basilica is a popular stop for hikers. From here, for example, you can explore the "Prümer Landweg", which leads through dense forests and picturesque valleys.
Especially in spring and autumn, the region shines in its full splendour. The colourful flower meadows and autumnal foliage make every hike an unforgettable experience. In summer, a tour along the Kyll River is also a great way to cool off in between.
For families with children, there are special hiking trails such as the "Eifelsteig for Kids", which is designed to be suitable for children and offers various stations to discover. The tree top walk in Neuerburg is also a highlight for young and old.
Overall, the hiking possibilities in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm offer a perfect combination of nature enjoyment, cultural highlights and sporting activities. Whether experienced hiker or beginner, everyone will be thrilled by this diverse landscape. Summary: The Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Germany attracts visitors with a variety of beautiful hiking opportunities amidst its picturesque landscape. With well-marked hiking trails totalling 1,000 kilometres, everyone will find a suitable route here - be it short walks or challenging day tours. Popular starting points are the towns of Bitburg and Prüm with their historical sights. Especially in spring and autumn, the region shines in its full splendour, while summer is ideal for walks along the river Kyll. Families with children also get their money's worth, thanks to special hiking routes suitable for children such as the "Eifelsteig for Kids" or the tree-top walk in Neuerburg. The diverse landscape and cultural highlights make the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm an ideal destination for all nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.
There are numerous beautiful hiking tours in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm that will delight both experienced hikers and families with children. With a length of about 1000 kilometres, the well-marked hiking trails offer a wide range of possibilities. From short walks to challenging day tours, there is something for everyone.
A popular starting point for hikes is the town of Bitburg with its famous brewery and impressive Malberg Castle. From here you can explore various routes, such as the "Bitburger Bierpfad", which leads along the old brewery buildings, or the "Malberger Rundweg", which offers a breathtaking view over the Kyll valley.
Prüm also has a lot to offer: The monastery park with its Romanesque basilica is a popular stop for hikers. From here, for example, you can explore the "Prümer Landweg", which leads through dense forests and picturesque valleys.
Especially in spring and autumn, the region shines in its full splendour. The colourful flower meadows and autumnal foliage make every hike an unforgettable experience. In summer, a tour along the Kyll River is also a great way to cool off in between.
For families with children, there are special hiking trails such as the "Eifelsteig for Kids", which is designed to be suitable for children and offers various stations to discover. The tree top walk in Neuerburg is also a highlight for young and old.
Overall, the hiking possibilities in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm offer a perfect combination of nature enjoyment, cultural highlights and sporting activities. Whether experienced hiker or beginner, everyone will be thrilled by this diverse landscape. Summary: The Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Germany attracts visitors with a variety of beautiful hiking opportunities amidst its picturesque landscape. With well-marked hiking trails totalling 1,000 kilometres, everyone will find a suitable route here - be it short walks or challenging day tours. Popular starting points are the towns of Bitburg and Prüm with their historical sights. Especially in spring and autumn, the region shines in its full splendour, while summer is ideal for walks along the river Kyll. Families with children also get their money's worth, thanks to special hiking routes suitable for children such as the "Eifelsteig for Kids" or the tree-top walk in Neuerburg. The diverse landscape and cultural highlights make the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm an ideal destination for all nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.
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NaturWanderPark delux: Neuer-Burg-Weg (Neuerburg) by Sonja
August 27, 2023
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Circular walk NaturWanderPark Delux: Nat'Our Route 5 (L-Vianden/D-Falkenstein) by Jahn
August 23, 2023
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Pronsfeld, Ins Tal des Waldbierbachs 15.6.23 by Alfred
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