What could be better than strolling through lush flower-filled meadows along streams and small lakes, or hiking through romantic forests and across the hills of the Eifel? Whether you prefer short or long distances, narrow trails or well-maintained hiking paths—in the Prümer Land, you’ll find your own perfect route.
For me, the most beautiful natural experiences can be found in the small side valleys of the Kyll, Prüm, Our, and Sauer rivers. Rich in biodiversity, rare, and unique.
Which trail is right for you?
Here you’ll find all the hiking trails in the Prümer Land region. Whether short or long, easy or challenging, just pick the hike you’d like to experience.
The barrier-free comfort hiking trail around the Auw reservoir is accessible and can be experienced by people with motor impairments.
Hidden in the middle of the forest are the three Kausbuchen, also known as Süntelbuchen, which give this circular trail its name. Short trunks, twisted and partially intertwined branches with drooping twigs and a crown that grows wide rather than high describe the Kraus beech. Find peace and quiet, recharge your batteries, let your imagination run wild - the mystical Kausbuche beech trees invite you to do just that.
Magnificent views of the town of Prüm, St. Salvator's Basilica and the nature surrounding the town make this challenging circular hike a special experience.
The historic castle town of Schönecken is nestled in the Nims valley. The 5.8 km long panoramic trail is characterized by impressive views of the town, sweeping vistas and the ruins of Schönecken Castle behind you.
The varied circular tour of approx. 14 km offers tips and information about the special features around the climatic health resort of Prüm at 10 stations.
Magnificent beech forests, steep rock formations and magnificent views await hikers on this circular trail through the "Schönecker Schweiz" nature reserve.
In the Prümer Kalkmulde, the landscape has a lot to tell - hike past Devonian rock strata, across limestone grassland and experience wonderful panoramic views.
The market town of Bleialf was mentioned in documents as early as the 16th century in connection with a mine. Mining even dates back to Celtic-Roman times.
Schneifel Moor Trail
Halenfeld - Bleialf - Halenfeld
Hiking tour from Prüm to Schönecken, over the Kalvarienberg in Prüm and through Schönecker Schweiz
Foresters explain various forest topics at 11 stations along the 4.5 km circular trail through the Tettenbusch.
Do you have any questions about hiking in the Prümer Land vacation region?
The Prümer Land offers a wide variety of hiking opportunities. Hiking over hills and through dense forests, including the “Schwarzer Mann” in the Hohes Venn Eifel Nature Park, the trails connect dense forests with high moorland paths. “Schönecker Schweiz” enchants visitors with its mystical rocks and unique geological and botanical features, particularly along the “Prümer Land Tour – Route 2.”
The Schneifel Moor Trail, the Bach-Pfad Leisure Trail in the Naturwanderpark delux, and the Schneifel Trail—which serves as an access route to the Eifelsteig—have been certified and awarded the Premium Hiking Trail designation by the German Hiking Institute.
The hiking trails in the Prümer Land region range from easy walks to hikes through valleys and more challenging routes that involve climbing a few hundred feet.
In the Prüm region, you can explore a variety of landscapes:
The Prüm region offers several hiking trails suitable for families. The hikes are less than 10 km long and involve only a slight elevation gain. Children can enjoy excitement and adventure as they explore mystical rock formations, discover streams, or follow educational trails through the forest or mining areas.
Since hiking trails are often located far from towns and villages to offer a unique experience of nature, there aren't always places to stop for a bite to eat. You should always make sure to pack enough water and snacks in your backpack.