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Duppach Drees Mineral Spring – View of the Vulkaneifel loop from Duppach

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Duppach Drees Mineral Spring – View of the Vulkaneifel loop from Duppach

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Duppach Drees Mineral Spring – View of the Vulkaneifel loop from Duppach

02:48

9.95km

210m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Naturpark Hohes Venn-Eifel

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2.97 km

Heilert Eifel Viewpoint

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From this hut with a rest area you have a fantastic view of the wide Eifel landscape. A display board shows exactly where prominent Eifel elevations are located. You discover a lot... An ideal resting place!

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4.66 km

Duppach Drees Mineral Spring

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The Duppacher Drees is a refreshing and slightly carbonated water. The spring is housed under a domed building with a semi-circular bench. There is also a rest area above. You can approach the Drees from Duppach and park your car there in the spacious car park.

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5.74 km

Trail to the Eifelblick Viewpoint

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Pretty forest path leading to a higher vantage point over the Eifel.

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5.83 km

View of the Vulkaneifel

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When the weather is clear, you have a wonderful view over the Vulkaneifel and beyond.

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6.24 km

Panoramic View of the Eifel Countryside

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6.73 km

Steffelner Drees Mineral Spring

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The water of the Steffelner Drees shows 3 special features: The concentration of the elements calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) are comparatively low compared to neighboring mineral springs. This could have something to do with the length of time and the depth of the water in the subsurface, but also with the lack of calcareous rocks in the subsurface. The longer and deeper down the water is in contact with the minerals of the adjacent rock, the more minerals are dissolved in the water. This may also have something to do with the content of dissolved CO2, because the more "aggressive" a water is, the more solvent it has. And ultimately it also depends on the host rock itself. Lime, for example, is more soluble than sandstone. Most noticeable in the red color in the area of the source pot. It comes from iron hydroxides and oxides, which are precipitated from the mineral water when the iron dissolved in the water comes into contact with the oxygen in the air. (Display board suburb)

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7.02 km

Observation tower with a view of Eichholzmaar

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The Eichholzmaar is one of the smaller maars in the Vulkaneifel. From the observation tower you have the best view over the maar, which is just 120 m in diameter and just 3 m at its deepest point.

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7.08 km

Eichholzmaar Viewpoint

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If the observation tower is occupied during the tour around the Eichholzmaar, there is a bench a few meters away on a hill from which you can also have a good look at the maar and rest.

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9.95 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.25 km

1.59 km

689 m

393 m

Surfaces

3.43 km

2.63 km

1.40 km

1.39 km

1.07 km

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Tuesday 19 May

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Duppach Drees Mineral Spring – View of the Vulkaneifel loop from Duppach

Heilert Eifel Viewpoint

Duppach Drees Mineral Spring

Trail to the Eifelblick Viewpoint

View of the Vulkaneifel

Panoramic View of the Eifel Countryside

Steffelner Drees Mineral Spring

Observation tower with a view of Eichholzmaar

Eichholzmaar Viewpoint

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