Tretschbachtal Valley, Siebengebirge, Bad Honnef
Löwenburg, Honnef and surroundings

Tretschbachtal

Do you like wild romantic sceneries? Then the Tretschbachtal, one of the most beautiful valleys in the Siebengebirge Nature Park, is definitely the right trail for you.

Medieval castle ruin Löwenburg, Siebengebirge, Bad Honnef
Löwenburg, Honnef and surroundings

Löwenburg

Mount Löwenburg (455 m), one of the name-giving seven mountains in the Siebengebirge, is located in the city of Bad Honnef. You have to climb a bit at the end of your way up to the top, but it’s worth all your efforts.

Einsiedlertal, Siebengebirge, Bad Honnef
Löwenburg, Honnef and surroundings

Einsiedlertal

The Einsiedlertal Valley takes you from Bad Honnef up into the Siebengebirge, direction Löwenburg. In English, it would be “Hermits’ Valley”, and if you like wild romantic sceneries, you will enjoy this trail.

Bad Honnef-Rhöndorf, chapel, Rhöndorf Siebengebirge hiking
Rhöndorf and Breiberg

Trailhead Rhöndorf

Bad Honnef – Rhöndorf on the Rhine is a good trailhead to discover the Siebengebirge, hiking trails take you to Mount Breiberg and farther up into the nature park. It is a charming town on the Rhine.

Shelter at Mount Breiberg
Rhöndorf and Breiberg

Breiberg

Hiking at Breiberg is wonderful. Actually, there are two mountains of that name, Großer (312,9 m high) and Kleiner Breiberg (288 m high). In the past, the Großer Breiberg was also called Breiberich or perhaps Briberich, which fits well because according to legend, dwarves had settled here. The third stage of the long-distance hiking trail Rheinsteig from Rhöndorf to Bad […]

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Mountains and Valleys

Hiking through the Siebengebirge

Welcome! Hiking through the Siebengebirge is inspiring in many ways. Enjoy the view from the Mount Ölberg in the morning when the mists clear, hear the birds sing in the lovely Nachtigallental (Nightingale Valley), ride on the Drachenfelsbahn to Mount Drachenfels and enjoy the view across the Rhine Valley, find a break from stressful days at Heisterbach Abbey, or rekindle […]