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Hocheifel view | small lookout tower No.3 above Schuld
Schuld
Viewpoint |Schulder Türmchen Nr. 3.
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Eifel-Blick "Effelsdach"
Nideggen
This Eifel view lies, as the name suggests, above the Rur in the Effelsley area at an altitude of 275 metres above sea level.
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Die Schiefergruben "Bausberg" I und II in Kehrig
Kehrig
Pit Bausberg I and II in Kehrig.
Until a few decades ago, slate mining dominated large parts of our region as far as the Moselle. The population of the local church Kehrig lived to a large extent from the work in the resident slate mines Bausberg I and Bausberg II…
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Eifel-Blick "Schöne Aussicht"
Nideggen
This Eifel view on the "Simonsley" (415 metres above sea level) offers you an impressive panorama above the Rursee in a south-east to south-west direction, with the "Kermeter", a core area of the Eifel National Park, catching your eye.
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Eifel-Blick "Kuhkopf"
Nideggen
This Eifel view, located on the Mausauel above the Obermaubach reservoir, is at an altitude of 350 metres above sea level and offers you a distant view in a south-westerly to north-westerly direction over the high plateau of the Rur-Eifel and the Hürtgen Forest all the way to the High Fens…
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Eifel-Blick "Schafsbenden"
Kreuzau
This Eifel view, situated directly north above the Kreuzau district of Bogheim, offers you a distant view to the east over the Zülpicher Börde all the way to the Ville, with the Cologne Cathedral also visible on clear days.
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Eifel-Blick "Hemgenberg"
Kreuzau
This "Eifel view" is located on the 253-metre high Hemgenberg to the west of the Kreuzau district of Winden.
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Geeser Drees
Gerolstein
At Gees, a spring with a very unique mineralization bubbles up in a sandstone enclosure.
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Quelle am Laubachshof
Oberehe
The spring at Laubachshof is the most mineralised spring in the Hillesheim area.
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Weinberg
Kerpen
The vineyard consists of limestone and dolomite stone layers of the Middle Devonian period. They originated from calcareous marine deposits in the area of a reef belt. The rocks of this layer sequence consist of dickbankingen reef limestone, which are rich in fossils…
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