Strohner Switzerland – Lava Flow in the Alftal Valley loop from Strohn

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Strohner Switzerland – Lava Flow in the Alftal Valley loop from Strohn

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Strohner Switzerland – Lava Flow in the Alftal Valley loop from Strohn

03:20

12.1km

210m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Natur- und Geopark Vulkaneifel

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2.33 km

View of the Alfbach in the Strohner Schweiz

Highlight • River

Strohner Schweiz is bisected by the Alfbach, which meanders wildly and romantically through the valley. A beautiful forest path leads along the Alfbach through the Strohn Switzerland

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2.45 km

Strohner Switzerland

Highlight • Gorge

Those who hike here stroll through steep lava walls that tower up to the treetops to the right and left of the Alfbach. This magical place is part of the longest lava flow in the Eifel.

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2.47 km

The longest lava flow in the Eifel

Highlight • Natural Monument

Great hiking trail, easy to manage

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2.51 km

Anyone who knows the "Valley of the wild Endert" will love this section of the route in the Alfbachtal. The Alfbach flows wildly and romantically and a small, beautiful, narrow path leads along the stream.

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2.56 km

Lava Flow in the Alftal Valley

Highlight • Natural Monument

The longest lava flow in the Eifel.
The violent eruptions of the Wartgesberg volcanism were due to the high proportion of gas in the glowing magma rising from a depth …

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2.56 km

Alfbach Stream and Wooden Bridge – Natur- und Geopark Vulkaneifel

Highlight • River

4.29 km

Mückeln Monastery Pond

Highlight • Lake

The Mückelner Klosterweiher lies on the boundary of Strohn. It was created around 1490 by the Springiersbach monastery - the landlords in Mückeln - and probably maintained by the leaseholder …

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4.46 km