Your getaway in the countryside
The Vordereifel trails are varied loop hiking routes off the beaten path of the well-known premium trails. They wind through forests, juniper heaths and idyllic villages, leading to beautiful viewpoints.
Whether it’s a short loop or a longer hike—the local trails showcase the diversity of the Vordereifel and invite you to explore the region on your own.
The Panorama Trail - a trail that lives up to its name! You can enjoy a wonderful, unobstructed view of the Eifel landscape along almost the entire length of this circular hiking trail. In good weather, you can even see as far as the Hunsrück, the Taunus and the Westerwald. The Panorama Trail is a good route for a relaxed and easy Sunday hike due to the low elevation gain and the many benches that invite you to linger.
Until a few decades ago, slate mining shaped large parts of our region as far as the Moselle. The population in Kehrig also lived partly from work in the slate pits.
Until a few decades ago, slate mining shaped large parts of our region as far as the Moselle. The population in Kehrig also lived partly from work in the slate pits.
The 6.1 km "Sonnen-Rundweg" in Herresbach is a beautiful circular tour that can be completed in around 1.5 hours and offers fantastic views of the Vordereifel landscape.
"Make sure you don't run into the stump arm!" You can find out why a piece of woodland between Boos and Mannebach is still popularly known as the "Dead Man" and why his circle of friends has become smaller and smaller along the 15 km long "Stump Arm Trail" around Boos with the help of various information boards.
As the name suggests, the "Weitblick" hiking trail offers fantastic views of the magnificent landscape of the Vordereifel municipality.
The Wiesbachtalweg is marked with a "W" and is a scenic circular hiking trail starting and finishing at the parish church of St. Kastor in Weiler.