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10.8 km
~2 hrs 28 min
198 m
Loop
“Explore the scenic and historical 11 km Dreiherrensteinweg and Silberbergweg trail near Neuwied, Germany.”
Starting near Neuwied, Germany, the Dreiherrensteinweg and Silberbergweg trail offers a captivating 11 km (approximately 6.8 miles) loop with an elevation gain of around 100 meters (328 feet). This medium-difficulty trail is perfect for those looking to explore the scenic beauty and historical richness of the region.
#### Dreiherrenstein One of the first significant landmarks you'll encounter is the Dreiherrenstein, a historical boundary stone marking the meeting point of three territories. This stone has historical significance dating back to the times when the region was divided among different rulers. It's a great spot to take a break and reflect on the history that shaped the area.
#### Silberberg As you continue, you'll ascend towards Silberberg, the highest point on the trail. The climb is gradual, making it accessible for most hikers. At the summit, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the Rhine River and the rolling hills of the Westerwald. The elevation gain here is about 100 meters (328 feet), providing a moderate challenge without being too strenuous.
By following this guide, you'll be well-prepared to enjoy the Dreiherrensteinweg and Silberbergweg trail, taking in its natural beauty, historical landmarks, and diverse wildlife.
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