Brücktal: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Stumpfarmweg follows the Nitzbach to Brücktal. The approximately 15-kilometre circular hiking trail begins and ends in Boos; it is also described as a 14.6-kilometre moderate hike with 264 metres of ascent and descent.

Hiking

Information pillars along the Stumpfarmweg provide chronological information about the history of the Stumpfarm. The trail passes through the districts of Boos, Kirsbach, Brücktal and Arbach. As the signage is incomplete in some sections, it is recommended that you download the GPX track and map in advance.

Landscape

The Nitzbach, Welcheratherbach and Winsenbach rivers flow through Brücktal. A former bridge gave the village its former name, Brück.

The Eifel maars formed when rising magma encountered water-bearing layers of rock, triggering violent explosions.

Culture

The Catholic branch church on Kapellenweg in Brücktal is a two-bay hall church dating from 1733. A basalt shaft cross from 1733 is recorded at the church.

Regional Trails

Cycle paths in the Volcanic Eifel lead to geological sites. The German Volcano Route connects the Volcanic Eifel with the volcanic East Eifel region around Lake Laach.

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To the overarching travel overview: Kelberg.

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