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INFO GERMANY 2008THE RHINE - A LONG WEEKENDThe Mittelrhein is justly famous for its unique landscapes, picturesque little towns, castles and steep vine-clad slopes. The new hiking routes – Rheinburgenweg and Rheinsteig (declared the most beautiful German hiking route in 2006) - offer a great opportunity to enjoy this beautiful area as you walk through meadow, vineyard and forest, whilst the river is never far away. The route offers unique views over the Rhine Valley including the majestic Loreley Rock. Your base is the town of Bacharach, the centre of the romantic Rhine. As early as the Middle Ages the little town was famous for its wine, and still is.
£160 per person based on two people sharing. Single supplement: £35. Supplement for one person walking alone, on request. |
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Day 1: Arrival and hotel accommodation at Bacharach, where you will stay for the next four nights.
Day 2: Bacharach – Niederheimbach, passing through meadows, vineyards and the ruin of the Fürstenberg. Wonderful view of Stahleck Castle high over Bacharach. 15 kms/9.4 miles
Day 3: St. Goar - Oberwesel First take the train from Bacharach to St. Goar to begin the walk, which offers spectacular views over the Rhine Valley, including the Loreley Rock, and a number of castles, Rheinfels and Pfalzgrafenstein among them. Return by train to Bacharach.
9 kms/5.6 miles
Day 4: Oberwesel - Bacharach Return to Oberwesel by train and then walk back to Bacharach, with contrasting types of scenery and views of Schönburg Castle, Stahlberg ruin and Stahleck Castle.
18.2 kms/11.4 miles
Day 5: Departure.
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