Rondreis Hoge Venen en Eifel via Altenahr en Bad Munstereifel
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Last edit: 10-02-2019
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Duration
6h 24m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
331.79 km
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RouteXpert Review The first part of our journey goes south-east, towards the High Fens. It will not be long before the urban agglomeration will change for the nature of the High Fens-Eifel National Park.
Before we cross the border with Germany, we pass the Gileppestuwdam, the highest point in Belgium, the 'signal de Botrange' and Lake Butgenbach.
Then we swing on the border of North and South Eifel, the necessary hairpin turns are not missing in this route. Via Altenahr and Bad Munstereifel we drive back to Belgium. Near Monschau we pass back the border with Belgium and drive over the infamous N67, which is better known as the highway to hell.
If we leave the East Cantons behind us, it is definitely worth stopping at the American military cemetery Henri-Chapelle Not only the cemetery but also the breathtaking view on the other side are definitely worth it
The route ends again near the highway E313. From here Antwerp, Maastricht or Brussels is easily accessible.
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