This Eifel viewpoint (533 meters above sea level) provides views of many Eifel mountains, such as the Kelberg, the Boxberg, the Eselsberg, and the Stromberg. In good weather, you can see the stands of the Nürburgring from here. In silence, one might even think they can hear the sound of engines.
For the perfect photo moment, the Eifel viewpoint "Hühnerberg" offers a scenic frame.
This Eifel viewpoint (533 meters above sea level) offers views of many Eifel mountains, such as the Kelberg, Boxberg, Eselsberg, and Stromberg. In good weather, one can see the grandstands of the Nürburgring from here. In silence, one might even think they can hear engine noises. A magnificent view opens up from here over the Ahr Valley and the natural experience area of Upper Ahr Valley. Just a few kilometers from this Eifel viewpoint are the recreational facilities around Freilinger Lake and the officially recognized resort of Blankenheim. In addition to the many Eifel mountains, the Eifel viewpoint Hühnerberg features the ruins of the Schloßthal castle, a former larger medieval castle complex, colloquially known as "God's Finger." The castle complex was inhabited until the mid-15th century. The Stromberg visible from here is of volcanic origin. In the area of the holiday and leisure facilities at Freilinger Lake, just a few kilometers away, various recreational opportunities are available: boating, diving, fishing, surfing, renting barbecue facilities, or simply letting your soul dangle. Right next to Freilinger Lake is the 5-star camping facility "Eifel Camp Freilingen." Across from the campground, the municipality of Blankenheim is planning the construction of a holiday home residential complex with corresponding service buildings, leisure offerings, and a dining and accommodation business.
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