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Rhineland-Palatinate
Landkreis Mayen-Koblenz
Bendorf

Sayn Castle – Brexbach Valley Railway Bridge loop from Bendorf

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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Landkreis Mayen-Koblenz
Bendorf

Sayn Castle – Brexbach Valley Railway Bridge loop from Bendorf

Moderate

4.8

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311

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Sayn Castle – Brexbach Valley Railway Bridge loop from Bendorf

03:36

12.4km

310m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

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696 m

View of Sayn, the Rhine Valley and the Brexbach Valley from Sayn Castle

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From the old defensive wall of Sayn Castle you have a fantastic view of the picturesque landscape.

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747 m

Sayn Castle

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Arriving at the parking lot of Sayn Castle, turn left onto the "Wirtschaftsweg" that leads to Sayn Castle. Here you will not only find a beautiful view of the Eifel …

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7.14 km

Along the shady Brexbach stream, there are beautiful paths, bridges from an old railway line, and two accessible caves in the hillside. Don't forget your flashlight!

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7.25 km

There are also some tunnels to explore along the way

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8.04 km

A fantastic nature experience to wander through this valley - definitely recommended!

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8.25 km

Many roads lead to Rome, or through the Brex

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8.73 km

Brexbach Valley Railway Bridge

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The Brexbachtalbahn ran between Engers and Hillscheid from 1884 to 2001, until operations were completely discontinued. In 2007, the Brexbachtalbahn e.V. association set about reactivating the railway line, and today …

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11.4 km

Sayn Abbey

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The Premonstratensian monastery was founded in 1202 by Count Heinrich II of Sayn and was inhabited by choir monks from Steinfeld Abbey in Kall until 1803. Afterwards, it became the parish church of Sayn.

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12.4 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.78 km

3.02 km

970 m

523 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.11 km

3.02 km

2.65 km

1.27 km

845 m

440 m

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Monday 24 August

19°C

11°C

16 %

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Comments

August 27, 2022,Burg Sayn – Im Brextal Runde von Sayn
Yeah, well, hhhm: The hike isn't ugly or stupid, you can't say that, but there are sections where you need a good podcast in your ear or an interesting hiking partner to talk to, because there's an awful lot to see there is not any ...
But first things first: It starts in Sayn at the castle and then goes …

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Wonderful round from Sayn through the always wonderful Brexbachtal and over the Nauort raft and the Oskarhöhe back..

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Today, in the best weather, we went on a beautiful tour from Sayn Abbey, up over the Brexbach valley to the Roman tower on the Pulverberg, then down into and through the always beautiful Brexbach valley. From there in the direction of Stromberg over the Oscarhöhe back to Sayn.. simply fantastic scenery😉

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Hello after a wonderful hike into Roman history. The forest paths were so beautiful, stony, narrow paths with lots of golden foliage around them and a silence (apart from the twittering of birds) that is second to none.
Sayn Castle was already so well preserved. Then the way to the train tracks and then along the Brexenbach again and again …

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