Blenser Panoramarundweg [38]

Heimbach-Blens

Wonderful panoramic views as far as the eye can see

Follow the signs with the number [38] on the 5.5 km "Blenser Panoramarundweg". Blens is a romantic Eifel village nestled between beautiful meadows, pastures and fields on the edge of the wooded hills of the Eifel National Park. You walk across open fields and later through a mixed forest. There you cross the Burbach and then stroll along the Rur for a while. As the name of the circular trail suggests, phenomenal views await you on this hike. So take a rest on one of the many benches and let your gaze wander over the fabulous natural landscape and the sparkling Rur. Fantastic panoramic views of the Jufferley Breidesley and Engelsley red sandstone cliffs await you and, with a bit of luck, you might even spot peregrine falcons and eagle owls in their protected habitat.

If you get hungry, you can stop for a bite to eat in Abenden or Hausen.

At a glance

Circular hiking trail - hiking sign [38]
Start/finish: St. Georg parking lot, Sankt-Georg-Straße, 52396 Heimbach-Blens
Distance: 5.5 km, Duration: 2:00 h, Difficulty level: easy
Family-friendly

Equipment

Waterproof hiking boots and clothing suitable for the weather
Sufficient water and some food

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More information about this route

Distance: 5.5 km

Duration: 2:0 h

Difficulty: easy

Ascent: 90 m

Descent: 90 m

Accessibility by public transport

Accessible with the Rurtalbahn: Blens stop

You can find the timetable for the Rurtalbahn here.

Rureifel-Tourismus e.V.

An der Laag 4
52396 Heimbach

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