On Tour In The Land Of Maars And Volcanoes

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Our VulkaneifelNature Park and UNESCO Global Geopark

 

Between Bad Bertrich near the Moselle and Ormont on the Belgian border stretches an exceptional and exciting part of our earth's surface. The “volcanism adventure” takes shape here, attracting guests as well as scientists from all over the world.

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Maars and long distance views

  • Mosbrucher Weiher

    Mosbrucher Weiher von oben

    The Mosbrucher Weiher is the third largest maar in the West Eifel and a partially moored dry maar. Protected since 1939, it now makes a valuable contribution to species and climate protection.

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  • Jungferweiher

    Jungferweiher

    North of the Ulmener Maar lies the Jungferweiher. It fills a shallow depression sloping towards the south. This previously silted up, older dry maar was flooded again in 1942 by damming the...

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  • Eifel View Steinbüchel

    Eifel-Blick Steinbüchel

    From the Eifel view on the Steinbüchel you have an impressive long-distance view to the northeast over the Kylltal and the Hillesheimer Kalkmulde far into the Ahreifel and the Vulkaneifel.

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  • Eifel View Achterhöhe

    Steg an der Achterhöhe

    From this vantage point you have a great view of the Siebenbachtal. At the same time, the place with its forest sofa invites you to relax and enjoy.

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  • Lookout Castle Dronketurm

    Dronketurm

    If you want to enjoy a worthwhile view with an incredible view over the Vulkaneifel, you must definitely visit this special place.  

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  • Eifel View Steffelberg

    Steffelberg

    From the Eifel view on the Steffelberg you have an impressive distant view to the northeast over the Kylltal and the Hillesheimer Kalkmulde all the way into the Ahreifel and the Vulkaneifel.

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  • Eifel View Dietzenley

    Dietzenley

    The Eifel view Dietzenley is characterized by a viewing tower from which you can enjoy an impressive view of the landscape of the Vulkaneifel.

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  • Pulvermaar

    Pulvermaar von oben

    Pulvermaar is the Maar with the largest water surface and the greatest depth in the Eifel region. It is also one of the deepest lakes in Germany. But don't worry - the natural swimming pool is...

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