Between Bad Bertrich near the Moselle and Ormont on the Belgian border stretches an exceptional and exciting part of our earth's surface. The “volcanism adventure” takes shape here, attracting guests as well as scientists from all over the world.
It's not only the smallest volcanic lake; it's also the youngest. And yet, Trautzberger Maar originated from the oldest of the Strohn volcanoes.
The Weinfelder Maar - also known as Totenmaar - is one of the three so-called Daun Maars. It is located about 2 kilometers from our district town of Daun near the local community of...
Mürmes is located in the nature reserve of the same name and is an oval fen with four meter thick layers of peat. Rare plants with evocative names such as the narrow-leaved cotton grass and the...
The Eifel view Leudersdorf offers hikers an extensive panorama. You have a direct view of Leudersdorf, a district of Üxheim in the Hillesheimer Land, all the way to the Ahütte industrial area in...
Gemündener Maar, with a diameter of 325 meters, is the smallest of the three Daun Maars. It was named after the Daun district of Gemünden and is located approximately 1.5 kilometers from the...
From the Eifel view Hasenberg you can see the Kylltal. The southern foothills of the Dollendorfer Kalkmulde can be seen between the Kylltal and the Baasem/Dahlem Forest.
People have demonstrably used the Maart Funnel since Roman times. It was drained several times, used as arable land and meadows and then filled up again for fish farming. In 2007 and 2008 the...
The Meerfelder Maar is a maar located on the outskirts of the Eifel village of Meerfeld near Manderscheid. The maar lake is nestled within the largest maar crater in the Eifel region. However,...
