Kylltal-Radweg

The Kyll Valley Cycle Route connects the source of the Kyll River at Losheimergraben on the German-Belgian border with its confluence into the Moselle at Trier-Ehrang and the Roman city of Trier, located just a few kilometers away. The very scenic, 111 km long cycle path follows the course of the wild and romantic Eifel river Kyll. It passes numerous castles, mills, and picturesque Eifel villages and crosses several Eifel landscapes. For almost the entire length (from Jünkerath to Trier) the cycle path runs alongside the railway. Most of the route is flat to hilly. A steep climb (>10%) lies between Kyllburg and Bitburg-Erdorf. However, this section can be bypassed by train. The route is mostly paved, with the remaining parts on surfaced paths. The cycle path is recommended for leisure cyclists interested in nature and culture. Between Gerolstein-Bewingen and Densborn, an almost flat approximately 20 km long children's cycle path has been established.