Trails and Landscape
The Moselkrampen Adventure Trail connects Ellenz-Poltersdorf with Ernst, Bruttig-Fankel and Beilstein. The route leads through vineyards, fallow land, forests and small Moselle villages. The 15-kilometre route features themed and information panels, and is signposted throughout.
The Lauschpunkte audio tour along the Moselle Cycle Route comprises 40 listening stations along a 240-kilometre route from Perl to Koblenz.
Water and Outdoor Pool
Poltersdorf has a landing stage for rowers. There is also a water-skiing course on the Moselle near Poltersdorf.
The Ellenz-Poltersdorf outdoor pool is family-friendly. The pool’s sunbathing lawn overlooks the surrounding vineyards, Metternich Castle ruins and Beilstein on the other side of the Moselle.
Culinary Delights
A manufactory produces traditional vineyard peach jam from red vineyard peaches that it grows and harvests itself. Culinary options in Ellenz-Poltersdorf include Moselle-style dishes and old vaulted cellars filled with wine barrels.
Orientation and Accommodation
The Ellenz-Poltersdorf Moselle Ferry bus stop is located on the 18th stage of the Moselsteig Trail and is served by bus route 711. Ellenz-Poltersdorf has more than 40 accommodation providers, including hotels, guesthouses and private rooms.
Anyone planning a stay in Ellenz-Poltersdorf will want to rent a holiday apartment.