Katzensteine Mechernich
Johannes Höhn, Tourismus NRW e.V., Katzensteine Mechernich, Eifel

Katzensteine

Mechernich

The Katzensteine rise up in the middle of the Eifel - an impressive rock formation that has been telling stories for centuries. Their striking shapes and the interplay of light and shadow make this place a special highlight for nature lovers, hikers and photography enthusiasts. Legend has it that witches used to dance here, but today it is a place of peace and inspiration. Whether you want to enjoy the silence or admire the view of the surrounding landscape - the Katzensteine invite you to take a break from everyday life and be enchanted by nature.

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