Feeder path Ederhöhenpfad - Hiking between sky and Eder

The route starts at Berleburg Castle, which has been inhabited by the princely family of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg for 750 years. The path then leads past the Nature Park Information Center with the Wisent exhibition. From here, the path goes up to the Bismarck Column, where you have a splendid view over the town. Paths, forest trails, and grooves carved into rock from an old trade route lead you further into the nature reserves "Hörre" and "Honert." Spectacular trails run over steep paths, massive rock cliffs, and through a mystical oak forest to the Eder River. Along the way, you also pass by the Wittgenstein highland cattle grazing on the hillside meadows. Along the Eder, the path mostly runs over paths or old fire tracks. From these fire tracks, fires caused by the steam locomotive were extinguished in the past. More and more, you now also see the Eder or hear the rushing of the water. Upon arriving in Beddelhausen, you can take a look at the kieselschiefer quarry, which fascinates with folded layers of dark, fossil-rich rock strata. The path then goes over the old railway track through wonderful untouched nature to the Hessian border.

Sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. A backpack with provisions and drinks – but there are also places to stop along the route.

You reach Bad Berleburg via the B 480. Please follow the signs to "Berleburg Castle."

Please inquire in advance about long-term parking options, for example at the motorhome parking area in Bad Berleburg.

Take a little break at the idyllic Café Hainbach! Overnight accommodations are also available here.