In the German-Luxembourgish nature park, the landscape characterized by massive sandstone massifs appears so bizarre that it can almost only be the work of the devil... but a devil with a sense of adventure for hikers. The Ferschweiler Plateau in the Eifel is wildly rugged at its edges and criss-crossed by deep gorges. In dark crevices and caves, you can learn to respect nature with goosebumps.

Celts and Romans settled in this mystical region, creating mysterious menhirs and burial sites or luxurious villas. Early Christians roamed the forests, settled and proselytized. Massive castles were built in the Middle Ages, which are now ruins, and later graceful baroque palaces were built.

The Felsenland deep in the southwest of the Eifel with its 50 kilometers of rocky paths is a perfect combination of geological history and human culture. Thanks to a free app, audio guides reveal the secrets of the "Green Hell", the legends and smuggling stories in the border region between Luxembourg and Germany on four so-called eavesdropping tours.

Hiking without borders:
The NaturWanderPark delux is truly a deluxe hiking area, even if the delux here stands for Germany and Luxembourg and thus describes the cross-border character of the hiking tours. The hiking offer includes 24 circular hiking trails between 12 and 30 kilometers in length in the Southern Eifel, the Luxembourg Ardennes and the Mullerthal in Luxembourg.