Experience a varied hike through the impressive nature between the Eifel river Kall and the idyllic Keltzerbach valley. Over approximately ten kilometers, you will encounter a fascinating mix of nature-close forest and meadow paths as well as challenging hiking trails. About 300 meters in altitude will be overcome – rewarded with impressive natural experiences.

Our tour begins at the lively Kall. From there, the path steadily ascends through a species-rich mixed forest. After a while, we reach the Kalltalsperre. Here you will learn interesting facts about the construction of the historic Kallstollen and its significant importance for the water supply of the Eifel region. Afterwards, we immerse ourselves in the quiet beauty of the Keltzerbach valley. The stream winds romantically between mighty boulders, creating a very special atmosphere. Another highlight of our hiking tour is an ancient, impressive spruce tree that has been watching over the valley for decades. After a short ascent, the landscape opens up, and we reach expansive meadows with beautiful views over the surrounding Eifel landscape. A geological highlight of the hike is the Kaiserfelsen – a prominent rock formation that formed around 400 million years ago during the Devonian period. To conclude, the path takes us back to the Kall's floodplains, where our enriching hike in the midst of the original nature of the Eifel ends.
  
-              Length: 10 km (circular hike)
-              Duration: approx. 3.5  hours
-              Price: 10  EUR  per person
-              Start: 10:00 a.m.
-              Meeting point:   Rollesbroich, hiking parking lot Kallbrück at Dürener Strasse (L160)
 
The number of participants is limited. Registration is required in advance.
 
For more  information and registration, visit https://www.eifel-heimisch.de/wandern.php