1279 €, 11 Days
Mountain ranges offering legendary views of the River Rhine, vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see, countless castles and palaces, and enchanting half-timbered houses – all of this and more awaits you during a hiking week between Mainz and Koblenz. The Rheingau region, with its idyllic wine-growing villages and numerous traditional wine taverns known as Straußenwirtschaften, warmly invites you to sample its renowned Riesling wine. As you explore the UNESCO World Heritage area of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, you’ll pass majestic fortresses perched high on cliffs, following paths that embody the spirit of Rhine romanticism – the same landscape that once inspired Heinrich Heine to write his famous “Loreley” song.With its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, it’s no wonder that the Rheinsteig was named Germany’s most beautiful hiking trail. Hiking at its finest – in every sense of the word.Wine-growers’ trails, secluded walking paths, and historic bridleways ensure a varied and enjoyable hiking experience. A basic level of fitness and sure-footedness is required, especially for the uphill and downhill sections along the mountain ridges of the Middle Rhine Valley. Hiking times can be up to 6 hours per day, with distances of up to 24 km to be expected.
Highlights:
♦ Panoramic viewpoints - the Rhine River and surrounding valleys
♦ Ancient bridleways and forest trails - offering peaceful and varied hiking experiences
♦Charming cities and historic towns - Mainz, Rüdesheim, Lorch, St. Goarshausen, and Koblenz
♦Vine-covered slopes of the famous Rheingau wine region, home to world-renowned Riesling wines
♦Мedieval castles and fortresses - Marksburg Castle, Stolzenfels Castle, Rheinstein and Reichenstein Castles, Katz and Maus Castles
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These tours include trekking which is a little harder, normally on a challenging terrain. We take it for granted that you are in good condition and fit. You should be physically prepared at home to get the maximum of the tour. Most of the trekking is done at a greater height (max 3000m).
These tours include trekking which is a little harder, normally on a challenging terrain. We take it for granted that you are in good condition and fit. You should be physically prepared at home to get the maximum of the tour. Most of the trekking is done at a greater height (max 3000m).
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