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Rhein-Nahe-Schleife Premium-Rundwege im Rheintal Premium circular trails in the Rhine valley Aktualisierte Auflage Siegburg Bonn SIEG 1 Apollinaris-Schleife S 2 Breisiger Ländchen Bad 3 Wäller Tour Bärenkopp Godesberg Siebengebirge 4 Wäller Tour Klosterweg Königswinter 5 Fürstenweg REMAGEN Rolandseck Bad Honnef 6 Wäller Tour Oberwinter Iserbachschleife Unkel 7 Traumpfädchen Kleiner Stern 1 Remagen 8 Traumpfad Saynsteig Unteres Mittelrheintal 1 AHR Linz 9 Traumpfad Sinzig 3 Waldschluchtenweg Waldbreitbach 10 Streuobstwiesenweg 2 Bad Hönningen Apollinaris-Schleife Bad Breisig 4 11 Traumpfad Wolfsdelle Rheinbrohl Brohl-Lützing 12 Traumpfad Sie gilt als Hauptwerk der deutschen Romantik und als Rengsdorf Rheingoldbogen Leutes- 5 6 Gesamtkunstwerk des 19. Jahrhunderts: die reich ausgestattete Namedy 13 Traumpfädchen Spayer dorf BlickinsTal Apollinariskirche, der die Tour ihren Namen zu verdanken hat. Andernach Der stetige Wechsel zwischen Offenland und schattenspenden- 7 14 Mittelrhein-Klettersteig Neuwied 15 Traumschleife Elfenlay dem Wald sind charakteristisch für die Apollinaris-Schleife. Weißenthurm 8 16 Traumschleife Marienberg Mülheim-Kärlich Bendorf The trail is named after the richly decorated Apollinaris Church, Bassenheim 10 17 Traumschleife which is considered a major work of the German Romantic period Hasenkammer Koblenz Vallendar 9 and a synthesis of 19th century art. The constant change from Wolken 18 Traumschleife Fünfseenblick open countryside to shady woodland is characteristic of the 19 Traumschleife Apollinaris circular hike. Winningen Ehrbachklamm Bad Ems Start-Ziel / Start-Goal : Apollinariskirche MOSEL S Lahnstein 20 Traumschleife Rheingold Parken / Parking: 11 LAHN Länge / Length: 12,7 km Rhens 21 Loreley-Extratour Gehzeit / Duration: 4 Std. / 4 hrs. Bergstraße/ 14 12 Braubach 22 Traumschleifchen Apollinarisberg 15 13 Steigung / Inclines: 330 m Pfalzblick 53424 Remagen Boppard Osterspai Empfohlene Gehrichtung: gegen den Uhrzeigersinn 16 Kamp-Bornhofen 23 Schwede-Bure-Tour Advised walking direction: counterclockwise 17 Bad Salzig 19 18 24 Stahlberg-Schleife RHEIN Kestert 25 St. Oswald-Schleife Kontakt: Tourist-Info Remagen Hirzenach 20 26 Schellengang Tel.: 0 26 42 - 2 01 87, E-Mail: [email protected] St. Goarshausen St. Goar 21 27 Rhein-Wisper-Glück 28 In Vino Veritas Oberwesel Oberes Dörscheid 29 Baumgeister-Tour 23 Mittelrheintal 30 Blick in den 22 Rhein-Nahe-Schleife (UNESCO Kaub 31 Rauenthaler Spange Tourenplaner Welterbe) 24 27 Bacharach Lorchhausen 25 26 Lorch 28 Oberheimbach Rheingau Schlangenbad Trechtingshausen Rauenthal Assmannshausen Kiedrich 31 29 RüdesheimGeisenheimJohannisbergOestrich- Wiesbaden Winkel Eltville 30 Bingen NAHE Rheinhessen Mainz 2 3 S S 2 3 Breisiger Ländchen Wäller Tour Bärenkopp Es ist ein Landausflug über die Rheinhöhen, bei dem sich die Der Rundweg führt von Waldbreitbach auf die Höhen des Natur- Schönheit und Eigenart der Vordereifel-Landschaft erschließt. park Rhein-Westerwald. Er ist als „Qualitätsweg Wanderbares Der stete Wechsel zwischen Wald-, Wiesen- und Ackerlandschaften Deutschland“ mit dem Zusatz „Traumtour“ durch den Deutschen machen das „Breisiger Ländchen“ zu einem kurzweiligen Tages- Wanderverband zertifiziert. Das Wandermagazin hat ihn zur Wahl ausflug. Am Ende der Wanderung können Sie sich mit einem als „Deutschlands schönster Wanderweg 2019“ nominiert. Vom entspannenden Besuch in den Römer-Thermen belohnen. Bärenkopp mit Gipfelkreuz in 304 m Höhe hat man nach dem Aufstieg eine fantastische Aussicht ins idyllische Tal. An excursion along the high slopes alongside the Rhine which reveals the beauty and unique qualities of the landscape of the This circular route leads from Waldbreitbach to the heights of Vordereifel. With its diversity, ranging from wood to meadow to the Rhein-Westerwald Nature Park. It has been certified by the cultivated land, the "Breisiger Ländchen", the area around Bad German Ramblers‘ Association (Deutscher Wanderverband) as a Breisig, makes an interesting destination for an outing. At the end "Traumtour" or Dream Trail. "Wandermagazin" has nominated it of the hike, you can reward yourself with a relaxing visit to the for "Germany’s most beautiful hiking trail 2019". Having ascended Römer thermal baths. the 304 m high Bärenkopp with its summit cross you’ll enjoy fantastic views of the picturesque valley below. Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : Römer-Thermen Länge / Length: 16,9 km Parken / Parking: Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : Marktstraße Gehzeit / Duration: 5 Std. / 5 hrs. Römer-Thermen 56588 Waldbreitbach Parken / Parking: Steigung / Inclines: 540 m Albert-Mertes-Straße 11 Länge / Length: 11,6 km Marktstraße Empfohlene Gehrichtung: im Uhrzeigersinn 53498 Bad Breisig Gehzeit / Duration: 3 Std. 30 Min. / 3 hrs. 30 min. 56588 Waldbreitbach Advised walking direction: clockwise Steigung / Inclines: 449 m Empfohlene Gehrichtung: im Uhrzeigersinn Kontakt: Tourist-Info Bad Breisig Advised walking direction: clockwise Tel.: 0 26 33 - 4 56 30, E-Mail: [email protected] Blick in den Kontakt: Touristik-Verband Wiedtal e.V. Blick in den Tourenplaner Tel.: 0 26 38 - 40 17, E-Mail: [email protected] Tourenplaner Weiße Kreuz Bärenkopp Luh-Kapellchen Klostergarten Friedhof Kloster St. Marienhaus Wiedhofstube Kreuzkapelle 4 5 RUNDTOUR S S 4 5 Wäller Tour Klosterweg Fürstenweg Der Klosterweg verbindet den Rheinsteig in Rengsdorf mit dem Über die Höhen von Neuwied folgen Wanderer den Spuren der WesterwaldSteig in Waldbreitbach. Er führt abwechslungsreich Fürsten zu Wied zum Meinhof in Richtung Wiedtal. Malerisch führt durch Wald und offene Wiesenlandschaft, hält weite Aussichten der Weg später entlang der Wied zur Laubachsmühle und zum und kulturhistorische Höhepunkte bereit. Dank des Wanderbus Stadtteil Altwied mit seiner mächtigen Burgruine, bevor wieder Linie 186 oder einem kostenpflichtigen Shuttleservice wird der die Anhöhe nach Monrepos erklommen wird. sportlich anspruchsvolle Weg zu einer tollen Tagestour. Hikers follow in the tracks of the Princes of Wied, walking to the The Klosterweg links the Rheinsteig hiking trail at Rengsdorf Meinhof farm over the hills around Neuwied towards the Wied with the WesterwaldSteig trail at Waldbreitbach. It takes a varied valley. The trail later takes a picturesque route along the Wied route through woodland and open meadows and offers sweeping to the Laubachs-mühle mill and to Altwied with its mighty ruins vistas as well as cultural and historical highlights. Use the No.186 before climbing back up the slope to Monrepos. hiking bus or a chargeable shuttle service to turn this physically Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : Parkplatz demanding trail into a fantastic one-day hike. Museum Monrepos Parken / Parking: Schloss Monrepos Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : Pfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt (Neuwied-Segendorf) 56567 Neuwied Waldbreitbach Parken / Parking: Länge / Length: 10,6 km Länge / Length: 17,7 km St. Kastorkapelle, Gehzeit / Duration: 3 Std. 30 Min. / Gehzeit / Duration: 6 Std. / 6 hrs. Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 3 hrs. 30 min. Steigung / Inclines: 550 m 56579 Rengsdorf Empfohlene Gehrichtung: im Uhrzeigersinn Empfohlene Gehrichtung: Von Rengsdorf nach Advised walking direction: clockwise Waldbreitbach Advised walking direction: from Rengsdorf to Kontakt: Tourist-Info Neuwied Waldbreitbach Tel.: 0 26 31 - 8 02 55 55, E-Mail: [email protected] Kontakt: Touristik-Verband Wiedtal e.V. Blick in den Blick in den Tel.: 0 26 38 - 40 17, E-Mail: [email protected] Tourenplaner Tourenplaner Ehlscheid Kurtscheid Ruine Neuerburg Hütte (H) Kloster Marienhaus Laubachsmühle Burgruine Altwied 6 7 S S 6 7 ANDERNACH Wäller Tour Iserbachschleife Traumpfädchen Kleiner Stern In den Höhen des Westerwaldes findet man auf diesem Premium- Kurzweilige Wanderung durch weite Flur und ruhige Mischwald- weg ein besonderes Wandererlebnis. Abwechslungsreich führt der passagen mit atemberaubenden Ausblicken auf den Rhein, Ander- Weg durch Wald und Wiesenlandschaften. Bäche und Teiche, wie nach, Namedy und auf das Neuwieder Becken. Von der Kanzel am auch kulturhistorische Höhepunkte sind prägende Bestandteile Krahnenberg geht es entlang der „Schönsten Weinsicht Mittelrhein des Weges. Durch die Weglänge und einige Steigungen ist der Weg 2016“ durch Laubmischwald. Am Wegpunkt „Kleiner Stern“ führt sportlich anspruchsvoll. Eine Aufteilung in zwei moderate Teil- der Weg bergan. Der Rückweg ab dem Aussichtspunkt Hochkreuz etappen von 12 oder 15 km ist an der Thalhauser Mühle möglich. führt durch Wiesen und Felder. This premium trail offers a special hiking experience on the heights of Enjoyable hike through open countryside and peaceful mixed the Westerwald.The path leads through forests and meadows. Streams woodland with breathtaking views of the Rhine, Andernach, and ponds, as well as cultural-historical highlights are formative Namedy and the Neuwied Basin. From the Kanzel on the components of the way. Due to the path length and some gradients, Krahnenberg the route takes you through mixed deciduous the hiking trail is demanding. Splitting up the hiking path in two woodland along the "Middle Rhine’s Finest Wine View 2016". At moderate parts of 12 or 15 km is possible at the "Thalhauser Mühle". the "Kleiner Stern" waypoint the trail leads you uphill. From the Hochkreuz viewpoint you return through fields and meadows. Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : Parkplatz „Auf dem Löh“ Parken / Parking: Start-Ziel / Start-Goal S : 56626 Andernach, Länge / Length: 21,1 km Parkplatz Parkplatz Krahnenberg Parken / Parking: Gehzeit / Duration: 7 Std. / 7 hrs. „Auf dem Löh“ Länge /
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