The Eifel Loop Mülheimer Naturbachtal: A hiking experience
The mountains and valleys are calling and nature is at its best. Hiking is not only a physical activity but also an opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of your surroundings. One such picturesque route is the Eifel loop in the Mülheim natural stream valley.
A brief overview of the route
The EifelSchleife in the Mülheim natural stream valley is a moderate hike of 6.7 kilometers in length that winds through the picturesque Blankenheim. With a modest elevation gain of 79 meters, this route is suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers. The route offers a mix of natural paths and paved paths, ideal for cycling, walking or taking the dog out.
The experience along the way
The hike begins in the picturesque town of Mülheim and takes hikers through wide forest paths that run parallel to the stream. During these sections, some may find the route monotonous as it is always straight ahead and offers little variety. But as with any journey, it's not just the destination that counts, but also the way to get there. The gentle babbling of the stream and the rustling of the trees provide a calming backdrop for the hike.
During the first half of the hike you may long for more variety. But as the sky clears and the fog disappears, the hiking experience can also improve. Nature has the ability to constantly change and offer hikers new perspectives.
Highlights and tips
Although the EifelSchleife in the Mülheimer Naturbachtal may not be packed with spectacular sights, it still offers some remarkable views, especially towards the end of the hike. The vast landscapes and fresh mountain air are a real treat for the senses.
For those who are looking for a comfortable rest after the hike, there is a barbecue hut in Mülheim. This can be rented and offers an excellent opportunity to end the day with a cozy barbecue evening.
Conclusion
The Eifel Loop in the Mülheimer Naturbachtal may not be the most demanding or varied hike, but it still offers a pleasant experience in the middle of nature. It's a reminder that not every trail has to be filled with spectacular sights to be valuable. Sometimes it's the simple joys in life - the gentle bubbling of a stream, the rustling of the trees and the fresh mountain air - that make a hike really worth it.
