The walk starts at the impressive suspension bridge over the Prüm, where there is not really a waterfall but rather rapids. A nice place to take a photo. Then the path climbs via stairs through a beautiful forest. At a crossroads you first follow the wide unpaved forest road to the Tuefelsschlucht visitors centre. Here you can eat or drink something and the exhibition in the museum provides information about the origin, history and special features of the Felsenland. From the centre you walk on to the Teufelsschlucht. You descend into the Devil's Gorge and from now on it is pure enjoyment of the impressive sandstone rock formations that give a mystical character to the walk. A little further on you come to a viewpoint where you have a beautiful view of Irrel and the surroundings. A little further on you come back to the crossroads and walk up the ascending path full of tree roots. You continue to ascend and descend and the bizarre rock formations remain the backdrop until you reach the Waldhofbach river. You now descend along the bank of this beautiful stream. You continue descending until you reach a paved walking and cycling path. You follow this path to the suspension bridge to reach the starting point again.