Here you can find the devil's footstep, © Karl-Heinz Rosenzweig, Der-eifelyeti.de, © Der-eifelyeti.de
  • Distance: 3.4 km
  • Duration: 1:0 h
  • Difficulty: easy

Rundweg Nideggen - Schüdderfeld | LENI blau

Follow in the footsteps of the schoolchildren from Nideggen-Brück and get to know the Nürburgring of yesteryear. Eagle owl Udo awaits you with information on nature conservation. Continue on to the true conquerors of the proud Nideggen Castle and into the world of myths and legends. Find out how the Schüdderfeld got its name. Finally, a 200-ton boulder tells of its spectacular fall.

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More information about this route

Distance: 3.4 km

Duration: 1:0 h

Difficulty: easy

Ascent: 120 m

Descent: 130 m

KARTENMATERIAL

  • Hiking map no. 2 | Rureifel

These are available from our local tourist information offices.

Accessibility by public transport

  • Accessible by bus line 221: Bus stop Dürener Tor

You can find the timetable for bus route 221 here.

Nationalpark-Tor Nideggen

Im Effels 10
52385 Nideggen
Phone: 0049 2427 3301150

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