Vulkaneifel: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Around Demerath, Vulkaneifel offers opportunities for walking, hiking, mountain biking and cycling through wooded hills and meadow valleys. This combination is particularly appealing to travellers who want to combine physical activity with scenic landscapes.

Nature

The region combines volcanic basalt formations with forests and meadow valleys. Vulkaneifel is part of the UNESCO Global Geopark Vulkaneifel.

Vulkaneifel is a district in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany; its administrative centre is Daun.

The landscape of Vulkaneifel is characterised by volcanic crater lakes, including the Daun Maars, Weinfelder Maar and Pulvermaar.

Bremelchen and Ernstberg are located in the surrounding area of Vulkaneifel.

Culture

The surrounding area of Vulkaneifel includes Neu Blankenheim Castle Ruins, Scharteberg, Dollendorf Castle Ruins and Heidkopf. For travellers interested in cultural sites, Neu Blankenheim Castle Ruins are a specific aspect of Vulkaneifel.

The wider regional surroundings of Vulkaneifel include the Hünert housing development and Löwenburg.

Getting Around

The BurgenKletterSteig in Manderscheid offers a climbing-oriented route for experienced hikers and climbers with their own climbing equipment.

Hiking options include routes around Meerfelder Maar as well as longer regional trails such as the Lieserpfad and the Eifelsteig.

The visitor experience in Vulkaneifel includes historic castles, historic buildings and village churches.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Vulkaneifel can open the respective local page next: Gerolstein, Hillesheim, Kelberg, Obere Kyll, Bodenbach, Kirsbach, Horperath, Stadtkyll.

To the overview of the broader destination: Rhineland-Palatinate.