Baumelbank mit Aussicht Kelberg-Köttelbach

Kelberg

Enjoy the view and let your feet dangle.
A large bank invites you to linger and to a picturesque view of the Kelberger Hocheifel.

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Sonnenuntergang Baumelbank, © TI Kelberg

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Paus Baumelbank Köttelbach, © TI Kelberg

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Kelberg

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Tourist-Information Kelberg
Dauner Straße 22
53539 Kelberg
Phone: (0049)2692 87218

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Baumelbank mit Aussicht Kelberg-Köttelbach

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