Eifel National Park

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Eifel National Park - Landscape of Woods and Water
The Eifel National Park is 110 square kilometres of pure wilderness: majestic beech forests, gnarled oak woods and secret ravines hiding tumbling brooks. The National Park provides a protected habitat for the particular variety of upland beech forest that thrives on acid soils and a vital retreat for more than 230 endangered plant and animal species.


Seventy percent of the Park are open to visitors. Giving access to beautiful woodlands, open grasslands and wildlife. There is plenty to see and do in the National Park. You may either explore the park independently or take a guided tour that will show you around in the ancient forest. The rangers of the park are happy to reveal some of nature's secrets for the visitors.

The visitors' centre of the Eifel National Park in Gemünd offers a variety of interesting activities and exhibitions. It also offers exclusive tours for groups by arrangement. There is much awaiting you: special lectures, guided tours and other special events.