Valley of the Brohl

Brohltal – A Journey Through the Volcanic Landscape of the Eifel
The Brohl Valley in Rhineland-Palatinate is a captivating area shaped by the volcanic history of the Eifel. Stretching from the Rhine at Brohl-Lützing to the Laacher See, a crater lake amidst stunning nature, the valley offers a unique experience. A highlight is the Brohltal Railway, also called the Vulkan-Express, which provides a scenic journey through the valley. Brohltal is a paradise for hikers, geology enthusiasts, and nature lovers.

The Trass caves in Brohltal

A few kilometers away from the Trass caves in the Brohltal is the Laacher See volcano, which filled the surrounding valleys with lava particles up to 60 m high when it erupted 13,000 years ago.

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Germany