Saar-Hunsrück is the most famous in Europe hiking trail incredible lengths 410 kilometers. This track is located in Germany but it is unexpectedly wild and provides a feeling of incredible freedom. The scenes that unfold will occasionally feel like you're in the middle of a rainforest rather than the heart of Europe.
Saar-Hunsruck is in the true sense of the word a path of peace and quiet, and the peaks of the Hunsruck take hikers and walkers above the clouds. There is no shortage of adrenaline because you will come across steep descents, as well as uphills and unusual swampy landscapes. On this hiking trail there are also romantic lakes, very attractive passages between rocks and impressive narrow valleys.
The narrow pedestrian bridge is probably the most photographed and definitely the most photogenic part of this European hiking mecca. Despite the fact that you are in Europe, on this trail you have the feeling that you are far from civilization, and nature seems almost untouched. The very colorful paths of the forest floor and the idyllic streams that you come across will delight you as well as the endless meadows that provide a certain sense of peace and are ideal for resetting and relieving the stress of everyday life.
No other hiking trail in Europe connects so many nature trails. Saar-Hunsrück is truly European champion in single trail, and the trails are often so narrow that hikers have to walk one behind the other as in the jungle. If you want a perfect hike of 410 kilometers, you will find it right in Germany.
Saar-Hunsrück is a premium hiking region
The lowest point of this trail is 78 meters, and the highest is 817 meters, and it is also important that of the 410 kilometers of the trail asphalt makes up only 5 percent and it is really about real pleasure through nature, which is dominated by forest and field roads.
The fact that the hiking region Saar-Hunsrück is certified by of the German Mountaineering Institute which guarantees hikers a full hiking experience, and this route is designated as a premium hiking region.
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