Radweg Wittlicher Senke, a cycle way near Wittlich
The Radweg Wittlicher Senke is a bike route running about 30 kilometers through the Eifel region, starting in Wittlich and ending at the Mosel river near Schweich. The path follows asphalt surfacing across gently rolling terrain with farmland and small villages, passing under the A60 highway and railway line.
The route links historical towns like Wittlich, an ancient settlement center, and Schweich on the Mosel, where a medieval tower still stands today. These villages developed around baroque churches, reflecting how people have lived and shaped this landscape for centuries.
The route connects small villages where farming and wine-growing have shaped daily life for generations. Along the way, you encounter baroque churches and traditional mills that reflect how locals have long worked the land and built their communities.
The path has a smooth asphalt surface and suits beginners well since the gentle slopes mean you do not face steep climbs or major elevation changes. The start and end points connect to other bike routes, making it easy to combine this ride with other regional paths.
In Esch you will find a village fountain with an unusual water spout shaped like a frog, a beloved spot for both visitors and locals. This small feature shows how communities add playful details to their public spaces.
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