Burglay Viewpoint – Moselloreley Viewpoint loop from Kesten

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Burglay Viewpoint – Moselloreley Viewpoint loop from Kesten

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Burglay Viewpoint – Moselloreley Viewpoint loop from Kesten

03:58

13.9km

320m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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1.57 km

Kesten Kneipp Pool and Roman Mineral Spring

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In the summer, this green area invites you to take a refreshing break: in the large water treading pool you can give your tired feet and calves an energy boost …

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View of the Moselle Valley

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On this tour you have a wonderful view of the surrounding area and the Moselle.

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4.66 km

Burglay Viewpoint

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From the Burglay vantage point you have a perfect view of the Moselle near Wintrich. The Romans already appreciated this view. Since the bank at Wintrich is considerably flatter, it …

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View of the Moselle bend from Rothlay

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From the Rothlay rock, known as the "Mosel-Loreley", you have a great view of the Moselle loop at individual points. Attention: It's going down steeply!

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6.07 km

Moselloreley Viewpoint

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A high-altitude rest area on the Moselle Loreley with a surprisingly sturdy railing. This is necessary, as the ground drops away steeply – almost without a bottom – immediately afterward.

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Wetterstein Viewpoint

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here you will find not only a beautiful view, but also benches and a weather station with operating instructions

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6.44 km

Plague Chapel in the Lay vineyard (Minheim)

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From 1700 to 1710 Minheim was ravaged by the plague and badly hit. The believers sought refuge in prayer and asked the plague saints Sebastian and Rochus for help. Out …

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