Nationalpark Eifel

Eifel National Park, located in western Germany near the Belgian border, is a lush, protected area known for its ancient beech forests, rolling hills, and tranquil lakes. Covering over 110 square kilometers, the park is part of the first German National Natural Heritage site and is home to rare wildlife like wildcats and black storks.

Hiking in Eifel National Park offers a peaceful escape into nature, with well-marked trails ranging from gentle strolls to more challenging routes. The popular Wilder Kermeter trail provides stunning views over the Rur Reservoir and leads through dense, untouched forest. Hikers can explore volcanic landscapes, serene valleys, and historical sites, including remnants of the WWII Siegfried Line. Whether you're seeking solitude or adventure, Eifel is a perfect destination for reconnecting with nature.