Hiking & Wellness
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Hiking holiday in a wellness hotel
Enjoy the view from mountains, discover forests or walk for hours along the coast, looking out over the expanse of the sea: Hiking is popular today with young and old alike. Hikes are walks that are organised for leisure purposes and last several hours. Germany's diverse landscapes offer an El Dorado of possibilities for hiking enthusiasts. Whether in the mountains, along the coast or in the heart of Germany: everywhere you go, nature inspires with its diversity.
Hiking on the North Sea and Baltic Sea
Summer on the coast is wonderful and the beach, sun and sea attract many holidaymakers to German seas every year. In summer, but also in all other seasons, the coast also offers all kinds of options for hiking holidays. During a wellness holiday at the North Sea, guests experience high and low tide several times a day and can explore the seabed during mudflat walks. While the North Sea offers a unique natural spectacle, hikers on the Baltic Sea discover many unique landscapes. Whether chalk cliffs on the island of Rügen, long sandy beaches on Usedom or gently rolling hills in Holstein Switzerland: wellness holidaymakers discover something new with every hike.
Hiking in the heart of Germany
Even without coasts and high mountains, the regions in the centre of Germany are varied: many forests, wide meadows and beautiful lakes characterise the landscape. Whether in the Lusatian Lakeland with its water world, the Sauerland with its wide meadows and forests or the Eifel with its special maar landscape: every region in the centre of Germany has special attractions for hikers - and that at any time of year. While hikers experience the blossoming nature in spring and summer, the centre of Germany enchants with picturesque autumnal forests in autumn and snow-covered landscapes in winter. On secured winter hiking trails, holidaymakers gain unique impressions of the sleeping nature in the cold season.
Hiking holidays in the mountains
Anyone who has ever climbed a mountain and then let their gaze wander over the surrounding valleys knows what a special feeling the ascent of a mountain gives. Many regions in southern Germany, in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, are perfect for mountain hiking. Here hikers discover the beautiful mountain nature, experience how it changes with the altitude and return in the evening exhausted but happy to a cosy, well-deserved meal in a mountain hotel.
Hiking and Wellness
Germany is a true paradise for hikers. With almost 200,000 kilometres of secured hiking trails, every hiker will find something to suit them. After a strenuous day with many new impressions, there is almost nothing better than returning to your hotel and simply letting yourself be pampered - at dinner, at evening events or in the spa area.
Gourmets of all kinds will find a delicious meal at the wellness hotel and cultural events will provide entertainment in the evening. The wellness holidaymakers can then enjoy themselves in the spa. Whether it's holistic relaxation with warming sauna sessions, regenerating massages that loosen up the muscles for the next day, or a refreshing swim in the hotel pool: relaxation is easy after a day of hiking in the wellness hotel.
Our Hiking & Wellness-Tips for you
Being active gets your further!Just got back from vacation and already in need of another one? This can be due to too much lazing around! Those who do sports, enjoy culture or explore the area during their holidays are more relaxed than those who just hang out at the pool.
Geocaching - this connects the internet with outside activities. During the hike, you use GPS coordinates to search for a treasure (often in branches, caves or forests). In Germany there are many maps for it, from East Frisia up to the Allgäu. Just have a look at www.geocaching.de and go on a scavenger hunt.
Whether you like to dance Rock’n’Roll or ballet: Jump as if there was no tomorrow! The vibration that occurs when you jump causes the bones to strengthen and thus decreases the chances for bone fractures as you are getting older.
