Eifel, Germany, August 2010. The section from the Himmerod Kloster Abbey to Bruch leads along the Salm river through the forrest. From the flat north near Aachen, over the "Hohes Venn" (or "High Fen"), through the lonesome Rurtal, past imposing dams, the "Eifel National Park" and over the lime Eifel and Vulkaneifel to the Southern Eifel, the Eifelsteig passes through a wide variety of areas, constantly revealing new landscapes to hikers. 313 kilometres of the...
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Eifel, Germany, August 2010. The section from the Himmerod Kloster Abbey to Bruch leads along the Salm river through the forrest. From the flat north near Aachen, over the "Hohes Venn" (or "High Fen"), through the lonesome Rurtal, past imposing dams, the "Eifel National Park" and over the lime Eifel and Vulkaneifel to the Southern Eifel, the Eifelsteig passes through a wide variety of areas, constantly revealing new landscapes to hikers. 313 kilometres of the Eifelsteig - a good 300 kilometres of varied, natural tracks, with a large number of bare paths, magnificent views, and a variety of different formations. Photo by Frits Meyst/Adventure4ever.com
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