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A green landscape with meadows and fields under a clear blue sky. Trees and shrubs frame the view.

Station on the Historical Mining Trail

Two hikers walk along a narrow path, surrounded by trees and fresh greenery. A small stream flows next to the way. — Copyright: Städteregion Aachen, Dominik Ketz

Station on the historical tour Zweifall

Two hikers are walking on a path to a shelter in the woods. The trees are displaying colorful autumn leaves. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

The Kobeslochhütte is a much-visited hut on the outskirts of Eckfeld and Manderscheid.

Contact for the stages 4 and 5 of the Eifelsteig

Free parking is only possible at the trainstation of Wasserbillig.

Two hikers are walking along a forest path. Next to the path, a small brook is flowing and the trees are partially bare. — Copyright: Städteregion Aachen, Dominik Ketz

Station on the Vicht family circuit

A cozy restaurant with wooden decor and an inviting bar. The tables are nicely set, and plants create a pleasant atmosphere. — Copyright: Schönfelderhof

The "St. Bernhards-Klause" was originally a cantine for clients and co-workers but it has now become a small restaurant for everybody. We offer a delicious daily special dish and fresh pastries from our own bakery.

A small church with a gray tower and large windows. In the foreground stands a green tree. — Copyright: Tourist-Information Wittlich Stadt & Land

The old Rochus Chapel from 1755

Contact for stage 15 of the Eifelsteig

Two hikers are walking along a narrow path, surrounded by trees and a small creek. The sky is clear and the landscape appears peaceful. — Copyright: Städteregion Aachen, Dominik Ketz

Station on the Hasselbach circuit

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Römischer Bergbau

Klapperweg – die Kraft der Vicht

Kobeslochhütte

Nationalpark-Tor Gemünd

Parking spaces in Wasserbillig

Ich bin der Fischbach – und ich kenne jede Brücke

St. Bernhards-Klause

Alte St. Rochus Kapelle Hasborn

Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH

Am Hasselbachgraben – Technik im Wald