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Pünderich Hangviaduct – Prinzenkopf Tower loop from Pünderich

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Pünderich Hangviaduct – Prinzenkopf Tower loop from Pünderich

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Pünderich Hangviaduct – Prinzenkopf Tower loop from Pünderich

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4.54km

120m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 26, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 675 m for 156 m

After 3.79 km for 156 m

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896 m

Old Ferry House Pünderich

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Old ferry house opposite the wine village of Pünderich on the left bank of the Moselle, cycling/hiking trail between Reil and Zell.

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1.39 km

View of Pünderich and the Moselle vineyards

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High up with good hiking boots, along the Moselle, you can let your feet and soul dangle! 😊

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1.53 km

Marienburg Pünderich

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The Pündericher Marienburg lies on the last foothills of Zell (Moselle) in Pünderich, Alf and Bullay on the Moselle - more precisely, a narrowing of the almost 14 km long …

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1.62 km

View of Pünderich

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The ferry ride to Pünderich is also worthwhile

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1.92 km

View of the Pünderich Viaduct

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The longest slope viaduct in Germany is 786 meters long and lies opposite Pünderich.

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2.20 km

Pünderich Hangviaduct

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🚆The 786 m long Pünderich hillside viaduct on the Moselle route opposite Pünderich on the Moselle is the longest hillside viaduct in Germany🇩🇪.
Built between 1877 and 1880⚒️, 92 openings, …

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