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In the tour planner we inform you under the tab "Current info" about temporary route changes, closures and detours.
The official starting point is the hikers' car park on the K104 between Rengsdorf and Hardert. Other possible starting points are on the outskirts of Hardert and at the Deichwiesenhof in Bonefeld.
The actual marked circular route (red and white markings) in the Rengsdorf/Hardert area is 2.4 kilometres long. It leads past 6 stations.
From Bonefeld there is a yellow-red marking for an access route. This has a length of a further 3.8 km, whereby the route between stations 2 and 3 runs along the same section of the path. Station 7 is still under construction, station 8 is located at the Deichwiesenhof. The red dwarf trail is also located along the Völkerwiesenbach.
We look forward to your ratings and comments on this hiking trail via Outdooractive. Thank you very much!
Line 120 between Neuwied and Altenkirchen
Free K104 hikers' car park between Rengsdorf and Hardert
The "Kleine Wäller Vitalparcours" with a red W on a white background is 2.4 km long and starts at the Obere Mühle hiking car park between Rengsdorf and Hardert. We follow the markings and arrive at Station 1 after just 100 m. From there, we continue past a forest lounger to Station 2, at the Butterpfadhütte. To the right of the hut, the path now leads uphill to station 3, in front of the Scheidchenhütte. Before the hut, we turn right again in the direction of Hardert to station 4 and continue straight ahead to station 5 on the outskirts of Hardert. Before the Wolfstal hiking hut, we turn right one last time to station 6, the last station on this loop. We then walk downhill back to the starting point.
Use of all sports equipment at your own risk. Please observe the instructions on the equipment.
Weatherproof sports shoes and clothing are recommended for ideal use
Families with children can connect the new equipment with the red Dwarf Trail 1, which runs parallel in parts, and romp through the glittering winter landscape.
From 1 Advent to the end of January, Waldbreitbach becomes a Christmas village. The entire village is decorated with Christmas attractions and numerous nativity scenes. Admission is free and most of the attractions are in the open air, so a visit is always worthwhile! You can find more information here: www.weihnachtsdorf-waldbreitbach.de
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