The Soonwald-Nahe Nature Park connects an extraordinary variety of landscapes over approximately 736 square kilometers: from the forested heights of the Hunsrück to the quartzite ridges of the Soonwald and the sunny vineyard slopes in the Nahe Valley.
This landscape can be experienced particularly impressively while hiking. The Soonwaldsteig leads approximately 85 kilometers through the nature park, from Kirn on the Nahe to Bingen on the Rhine, revealing the quiet forests and wide ridges of the region.
Those who want to experience nature even more intensively can spend a night in the Trekking Camps in Soonwald. The nature-oriented sites allow for legal camping in the middle of the forest and offer a special outdoor experience in one of the quietest regions of Rhineland-Palatinate.
The nature park also represents the interplay of nature, culture, and enjoyment: clear streams, extensive deciduous forests, and traditional wine landscapes shape the region just as much as historical sites, castles, and small villages along the Nahe.
Thus, the Soonwald-Nahe Nature Park becomes an ideal destination for hikers, nature lovers, and anyone looking to discover tranquility, expansiveness, and pristine landscapes in the Hunsrück-Nahe region.
