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Hiking trails along the river Sieg

The Natursteig Sieg features 16 experience paths, which run for between five and 25 kilometres and as circular routes. You will hike on paths that are characterised by peacefulness and water. The hiking paradise surrounding the dam appears beautifully Nordic, whilst anyone who would like things to be a bit livelier, will probably enjoy the many treasures both large and small by the side of the route on the cultural countryside path

Erlebniswege Sieg (German)

 


Hiking in Siebengebirge

Hiking in the Siebengebirge between Königswinter and Bad Honnef

Vineyards are reason enough alone to come to Königswinter, Bad Honnef and Unkel. Hikers have an almost continuous view to the Rhine and soon realise why people have travelled through this landscape for over 200 years to experience the magic of this region.

Hiking is a particularly enjoyable way of discovering the Siebengebirge. The gehdochmal.de portal shows the major routes, the famous, popular inns and also describes less well-known paths, which promise a very special experience.

"Geh doch mal" - German hiking portal

Hiking Trails Siebengebirge (German)

 


Rotweinwanderweg (hiking in the vineyards)

The Rotweinwanderweg passes through the vineyards in the Ahrtal

On this walk you can still look over the wine-growers' shoulders during the grape harvest. The red wine hiking path in the Ahrtal offers beautiful routes right through the vineyard terraces with fantastic views. The picturesque hiking path runs from Altenahr near Bad Bodendorf, is 35 kilometres long and links the wine-growing villages above the romantic river bed of the Ahr. All the villages are directly connected to the hiking path and anyone who wants to stop for a drink or a break will find their way to the next wine-growing village by going down the relevant path. There cosy wine bars, amazing wine cellars and famous co-operatives are waiting for hikers and wine lovers.

Red wine hiking path (German)

 


Bergisches Land Nature Park

Theme-based hiking paths in the Bergisches Land Nature Park

The area around Lohmar, Much, Neunkirchen-Seelscheid and Ruppichteroth is part of the Bergisches Land Nature Park. The countryside here features gentle hills and valleys, linked wooded areas and romantic rivers and streams. With its diverse landscape, the region is ideally suited to trips on foot or by bicycle. Ambitious sporty hikers will be well-catered for together with people who wish to enjoy the beauty of the peaceful countryside on short or long walks.

Various theme-based hiking paths provide information on local herbs, on the Bergische architecture and on country life as well as vegetable growing.

 

Bergisches Land nature park

 


Hiking in the area around the Drachenfels

The Rodderberg is a very special geographical rarity, as it is the oldest volcano in Western Europe dating back 13,000 years. It was already placed under nature preservation in 1927 in order to preserve the increasingly rare areas of tuff (volcanic stone) and the characteristic dry lawn with unusual plants and animal species. The centre of the volcano is where horses now graze. Well-signposted hiking paths lead through this interesting geological area. Rolandsbogen is easy to reach from here and the reward is a beautiful view to the Siebengebirge and the Rhine valley.

Other theme-based hikes describe nature-based and cultural paths on the left of the Rhine in the Rhine-Sieg district or for example lead along the old Roman aqueduct through the region.

 


Roman canal hiking path

Hiking from the Eifel to the Rhineland

On this hiking path you will find out about the relics of the major structure from Roman times. The Roman canal hiking path runs for approx. 116 km next to the former Roman aqueduct from the Eifel to the Rhineland and provides information on 50 new information panels about Roman relics.

The hiking path is divided into 7 sections and starts in Nettersheim in the Eifel. As well as the excavated de-silting works, you can also discover a reconstructed well house with 3 of the original 12 arches. Your hiking card can be stamped at the refreshment stops which are listed on the website www.roemerkanal.de. You will also find some photos and detailed descriptions of the various sections there.

 

 


Wanderbares Mittelrheintal

Take some exercise on the romantic Rhine

Take some exercise, go for a hike or cycle and at the same time enhance your well-being. These components will be combined by the team from Wanderbares Mittelrheintal and promises to be a lot of fun for those taking part. Let the team provide motivation for your chosen exercise and then enjoy the beautiful unspoilt, cultural landscape in the Bonn region.

 

Informationen and booking:

Wanderbares Mittelrheintal
Mr Michael Altmaier
Mainzerstr. 109
56322 Spay
Tel.: +49 2628 988 808
michaelaltmaier(at)t-online.de
www.wanderbares-mittelrheintal.com