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The Teufelspfad is known for its fairytale landscapes, rock formations and dense forests. The name Devil's Path refers to the dramatic rock formations that look as if they were formed by supernatural forces. One of the highlights on this route is the Devil's Gorge.
This route takes its name from three gorges in the Isle and Bitburg area. The deeply carved fissures turn red from the sandstone. Along the way, you'll get scenic views of the surrounding Enz Valley. Another highlight is the Tongrube Nature Reserve, a former clay mining area, where today a habitat for endangered birds, amphibians and reptiles has developed.
Beautiful walk with incredible vistas along the way. You walk through forests, past vineyards and through the Steyerbachtal, sometimes with a steep climb. The last part goes through the beautiful Stromberger Klamm.
Wonderful walk from the picturesque town center of Herrstein with its beautifully restored half-timbered houses. This walk takes you through forests and fields along the Rabenkanzel, an 800 m² rock formation, and along the Jammereiche, a place that refers to a terrible event during the 30-year war. Along the way you get incredible views, on the viewing platform you have a 360 ° view and you can even see 17 municipalities.
The Traumschleife Dünnbach trail leads the hiker from the Hunsrück to the idyllic and almost unspoilt Dünnbachtal with fantastic nature. On the heights of Lahr and Zilshausen are beautiful panoramic views, interspersed with beautiful forests.
This adventurous walk goes through the narrow, deep Kerbtal of the Baybach along narrow paths and moss-covered slopes. Then the path leaves the gorge and leads uphill along various viewpoints on rocky ridges and along nice waterfalls.
This adventurous hike goes along the Mörsdorfer Bach and through the Flaubachtal to three consecutive klettersteigen: Burgberg, Kleine Kanzel and Schieferstollen. Along the way there are beautiful views of the Hunsrück and the Moselle Valley far into the Eifel. In addition, the path runs by old slate tunnels and reconstructed houses of the former slate mine workers.
This walk goes from the village of Mörsdorf over the Geierlayschleife to the new foot suspension bridge over the valley in the Hunsrück. The bridge with its 360 meters is one of the longest in Europe and hangs about a hundred meters above the gorge, so a bit of an adventure! Along the way you will see the Fettsmühle, an old mill from the 15th century.