Parkplatz Zweifelsfallshammer an der L218
This challenging hike captivates with varied trails and demanding ascents.
This challenging hike impresses with varied paths and demanding ascents. It is just right for anyone looking for a special challenge. Those who enjoy wandering off the beaten track and want to experience breathtaking landscapes will find the perfect blend of nature experience and adventure here.
When the forests of the Eifel transform into a sea of vibrant colors in autumn, the Kall Valley reveals itself in a particularly atmospheric way. Initially, the narrow paths lead steeply up through the autumnal forest before opening up into a semi-open landscape with impressive views among mighty tree backdrops. Afterwards, the path leads down into the idyllic valley of the Kall, where the wild, romantic mountain stream meanders gently through the landscape. Along our way, we discover historical traces of World War II and experience how closely nature and history are connected here. After another demanding ascent, we are rewarded with a splendid view over the autumnal Eifel landscape. Then we dive once again into the fascinating world of the forest, where colorful leaves, gnarly trees, and the special light of autumn create a unique atmosphere. To conclude, the hike passes by a memorial site of a former watermill – with the preserved drive axis and a millstone from the year 1888, a special testament to the historical milling tradition awaits us here.
- Length: 13 km (circular hike)
- Duration: approximately 4 hours
- Price: 15 EUR per person
- Meeting point: Schmidt, parking lot Zweifelsfallshammer at L218
The number of participants is limited. Registration is required in advance.
Further information and registration at https://www.eifel-heimisch.de/wandern.php
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Event location
Parkplatz Zweifelsfallshammer an der L218
Schmidt
52385 Nideggen-Schmidt
Organizer
Eifel heimisch
Am Eichelberg 29
52396 Heimbach
Der Brand bei Hürtgenwald-Gey ist vollständig gelöscht, das Feuer im Hohen Venn ist unter Kontrolle. Alle Zufahrtsstraßen sowie die Rad- und Wanderwege in der Rureifel außerhalb der beiden gesperrten Brandflächen sind frei. Es gibt keine Einschränkungen mehr auf der Vennbahn. Die Warnungen zur Luftqualität sind aufgehoben auch die Messungen des LANUK zeigen keine bedenkliche Schadstoffbelastung der Luft. Alle Betriebe sind regulär geöffnet und freuen sich auf Gäste.