Nauort: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nauort is situated on the first green hills of the Westerwald and on a wooded high plateau between the valleys of the Saynbach and Brexbach rivers. From here, views extend across the Rhine Valley, the Eifel and Lake Laach. There are numerous hiking and cycling trails around Nauort; the forest paths are signposted for hiking and cycling. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Nauort can then continue searching for accommodation.

Nature

The Wäller Tour is marked as a GeoRoute in the Westerwald-Lahn-Taunus National Geopark. The GeoRoute leads into the Brexbach Valley, where rock formations illustrate aspects of the geology of the Westerwald. The Wäller Tour “From Teufelsberg to Caaner Schweiz” is classified as a hike of moderate difficulty.

The GeoRoute begins and ends at the car park by the sports field in Nauort. Free parking is available at the starting point at the sports field, 56237 Nauort. The GeoRoute also includes a panoramic viewpoint on the northern edge of Nauort, offering wide-ranging views across the Westerwald.

Culture and History

In Nauort, the Krugbäcker tradition of jug making is documented as local heritage; it is associated with the Kannenbäckerland region. In the surrounding area, Nauort lies within the Sayn–Isenburg–Grenzau triangle of old castle ruins. The centrally located Church of St. John the Baptist in Nauort is accessible to people with disabilities. Parking for the church is available on Südstraße and Gartenstraße.

Local Life

Nauort’s sports complex includes an artificial-turf field surrounded by a running and skating track. The sports complex also features basketball, long-jump, beach-volleyball and streetball facilities. Nauort has an indoor swimming pool that is open during the winter season.

Other local pages: Langenhahn, Oberhaid, Hillscheid, Westerburg, Westernohe, Hellenhahn-Schellenberg, Ötzingen and Winnen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Westerwald.