The Best Cycling Routes in Nationalpark Eifel
Discover the best cycling routes in Nationalpark Eifel, Germany. Our curated collection includes 8 handpicked routes, from shorter coffee rides to challenging all-day rides. The region offers hilly terrain, ideal for riders who enjoy rolling landscapes and varied terrain. Each route includes GPX files, detailed elevation profiles, highlighted climbs, and recommended cafés stops along the way.
Loop South of Schleiden
This loop from Schleiden takes you through the rolling hills of the Eifel National Park, offering wide views and quiet forest roads. With 1,022 meters of elevation over 63.8 km, it’s a solid ride for anyone who enjoys climbing. The final stretch includes a climb to Herhahn that’s perfect if you’ve still got energy left. If you want to shorten the route to 51km leave out this climb.
Long ride to Vossenack - Monschau
This challenging loop from Schleiden (or Gemund) covers 138.6 km and climbs a total of 2,500 meters through the Eifel's rugged beauty. The route is packed with short, steep climbs and constant elevation changes that keep the ride engaging.
Highlights include the ascent to Vossenack and a scenic stop in the historic town of Monschau.
After Monschau, a short stretch on the Vennbahn adds a smooth, relaxed section. This ride is a true test of endurance with rewarding views and a classic up-down Eifel rhythm.
Loop to Vossenack - Monschau - Hammer Climb
This 91.3 km loop offers 1,520 meters of climbing and a rich mix of landscapes.
The route features climbs to Mariawald, Vossenack, and Hammer rewarding you with forest views and peaceful roads.
A scenic section on the Vennbahn leads gently into the charming town of Monschau. On your way back the climb to Hammer will provide a good challenge. On the descent from Kesternich to Einruhr you'll be rewarded with Eifel panoramas.
It's a varied and satisfying ride with a perfect mix of effort and reward.
Around the Nationalpark - Rursee
This 84.3 km loop from Gemund circles the edge of the Eifel National Park, combining forest serenity with open lake views. The second half treats you to stunning views over the Rursee, making the effort well worth it.
Key climbs include the ascent from Rurberg to Steckenborn and the final climb to Mariawald from Heimbach.
With 1,340 meters of elevation, it’s a ride that balances challenge and scenery. Ideal for riders who enjoy quiet roads and varied terrain.
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Loop South of Schleiden
This loop from Schleiden takes you through the rolling hills of the Eifel National Park, offering wide views and quiet forest roads. With 1,022 meters of elevation over 63.8 km, it’s a solid ride for anyone who enjoys climbing. The final stretch includes a climb to Herhahn that’s perfect if you’ve still got energy left. If you want to shorten the route to 51km leave out this climb.
Long ride to Vossenack - Monschau
This challenging loop from Schleiden (or Gemund) covers 138.6 km and climbs a total of 2,500 meters through the Eifel's rugged beauty. The route is packed with short, steep climbs and constant elevation changes that keep the ride engaging.
Highlights include the ascent to Vossenack and a scenic stop in the historic town of Monschau.
After Monschau, a short stretch on the Vennbahn adds a smooth, relaxed section. This ride is a true test of endurance with rewarding views and a classic up-down Eifel rhythm.
Loop to Vossenack - Monschau - Hammer Climb
This 91.3 km loop offers 1,520 meters of climbing and a rich mix of landscapes.
The route features climbs to Mariawald, Vossenack, and Hammer rewarding you with forest views and peaceful roads.
A scenic section on the Vennbahn leads gently into the charming town of Monschau. On your way back the climb to Hammer will provide a good challenge. On the descent from Kesternich to Einruhr you'll be rewarded with Eifel panoramas.
It's a varied and satisfying ride with a perfect mix of effort and reward.
Around the Nationalpark - Rursee
This 84.3 km loop from Gemund circles the edge of the Eifel National Park, combining forest serenity with open lake views. The second half treats you to stunning views over the Rursee, making the effort well worth it.
Key climbs include the ascent from Rurberg to Steckenborn and the final climb to Mariawald from Heimbach.
With 1,340 meters of elevation, it’s a ride that balances challenge and scenery. Ideal for riders who enjoy quiet roads and varied terrain.
