Roes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Roes is connected to the Pyrmonter Felsensteig trail. The route combines steep rock faces, wide fields and expansive views. It passes the cliffs of the Teufelskammer; the section at Sammetzkopf offers panoramic views of the region. When looking for a holiday apartment to rent in Roes, such specific hiking, cultural and transport points are the focus.

Culture

Pyrmont Castle was first mentioned in 1225; its keep is more than 800 years old. Between 1963 and 1967, it was rebuilt by the architects Hentrich and Petschnigg. The castle grounds were opened to visitors in 1990 and can also be used for civil weddings and celebrations. The castle also offers wedding celebrations and guest rooms for overnight stays. From Treis-Karden railway station, it can be reached via the RE1/11 rail connection and bus route 749 to Pyrmont Castle, Roes.

The Swan Church near Roes is a pilgrimage church dedicated to St. Mary. It was built around 1473, destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt around 1950. Light entering through its windows can illuminate the interior in colorful tones. The signposted Eifelhöhen und Brohlbachtal circular route also begins at the Swan Church in Roes.

Nature

The circular route runs along the Brohlbach on partly shaded forest paths. The described route leads through the Juckelberg nature reserve and down into the wooded Elztal valley. Another connection is the 13 km-long Kulm Route, which connects Roes with Brachtendorf, Gamlen and Kaifenheim.

Geographical Location

Roes is described as having a nearby connection to the A48; the motorway is approximately 3 km away.

Further destinations: Brieden, Moselkern, Mörsdorf, Forst, Müden, Pommern, Lütz, Lahr

For the overarching travel overview: Treis-Karden.