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Schmidter Nationalparkrunde [30]

Nideggen-Schmidt

As with almost all hiking trails, the start of the hike is in Schmidt at the hiking parking lot by the church. You can also shorten this tour or split it into 2 loops, namely one tour towards Rursee Scheidbaum and the second tour in the oak forests of the Odenbach, as you can clearly see from the route. Refreshments are available in Schmidt.

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Through the colorful autumn forest, © Eifel-Yeti

At the Scheidtbaum in Schmidt, © Eifel-Yeti

Stream in the Tiefsbach valley, © Eifel-Yeti

More information about this route

Distance: 13.1 km

Duration: 3:30 h

Difficulty: medium

Ascent: 262 m

Descent: 262 m

Accessibility by public transport

Accessible by bus line 210: Bus stop Schmidt Schule

You can find the timetable for bus line 210 here.

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