All Hiking Trails at a Glance
The Vulkaneifel offers a wide selection of hiking trails: from leisurely loop trails to varied multi-day hikes—there’s something here to delight every hiker.
Below, you’ll find our hiking trail finder. It clearly marks all the hiking trails in the Vulkaneifel on a map—so you can quickly see which tour suits your location, your preferred region, or your next outing.
Discover all the hiking trails in the Vulkaneifel at a glance. Filter by length, difficulty, trail type, and themes to quickly find the right hike for your day trip or vacation.
The "Alte Eiche" circular route offers a variety of ups and downs. The 8.8 km route offers beautiful views along mostly well-surfaced forest and meadow paths.
A very special kind of natural monument - here in Bad Bertrich. The Elfengrotte is also known as the cheese grotto, as the stones look like cheese wheels stacked on top of each other!
The 15.5 km circular hike takes you along well-maintained paths through forests or across fields. A unique nature experience with wonderful panoramic views.
This varied hike offers a very special nature experience with a few surprises.
Discover the scenic diversity of the Vulkaneifel on the HeimatSpur Ulmener Acht, a tour that takes you through forests, meadows and historic mills.
Circular hike (approx. 10 km) through the Volcanic Eifel around Alflen through the Wilde Endert valley and juniper heaths
Idyllic natural landscapes invite you to linger. The juniper heath in Bleckhausen and the babbling of the Kleine Kyll create a very special atmosphere.
The Waldwohlfühlweg offers the perfect opportunity to escape the stresses of everyday life and treat yourself to some time out for the soul. Immerse yourself in the soothing atmosphere of nature and feel the intimate connection that can be felt on the three "forest islands".
Short circular hike with wide views over Wallenborn and the "Brubbel" - the spectacular cold water geyser as a special nature experience.
The basalt boulders of the Löhley and the refreshing mineral water in the Liesertal valley impressively reflect the motto "water and rocks".