Tourism

Hiking in the Westerwald

One of the most popular activities in the Westerwald is undoubtedly hiking. A well-developed network of hiking trails stretches through the forested hills and valleys. The famous Westerwaldsteig, a 235-kilometer-long premium hiking trail, winds through diverse landscapes and connects picturesque villages. From gentle hills to steep rock formations, the Westerwald offers something for everyone, from beginners to experienced hikers.

Bike Tours Through Lush Green Landscapes

For cycling enthusiasts, the Westerwald offers numerous bike trails that wind through green forests, along babbling streams, and past historic landmarks. The region is particularly well-suited for leisurely rides where you can enjoy nature to the fullest. In addition, more demanding routes offer a challenge even for mountain bikers.

Water Sports on the Waters of the Westerwald

The numerous rivers and lakes in the Westerwald are perfect for a variety of water sports. Canoeing on the Wied, sailing on Lake Wiesensee, or stand-up paddleboarding on the Dreifelder Weiher are just a few examples. Water sports enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy here and can experience nature from a whole new perspective.

Culture and Pleasure

In addition to its sporting activities, the Westerwald also offers cultural highlights. Historic half-timbered houses, castles, and palaces bear witness to the region’s eventful history. In the picturesque villages, you’ll also find cozy inns serving regional specialties such as Westerwald sour cream cake or hearty stews.

Staying Overnight in Harmony with Nature

For an authentic experience, we recommend staying at one of the many country inns or cozy bed-and-breakfasts in the Westerwald. Here, you can experience the warm hospitality of the locals and relax after an active day in nature.