Neichen: Hotels and Accommodations
At the western end of Neichen lies the Neichener Drees, also known as Schulldrees. From the Gerolstein exit of the A1, the road leads toward Neichen to this point; it is also located along the Lieser Path. The Drees is a publicly accessible mineral and carbonated water spring with seating for a short break and views. Its water is considered a calcium-magnesium-hydrogen carbonate-containing acidic spring.
If you would like to book a hotel in Neichen, this place is the starting point for your selection.
Geographical Location
Hochkelberg, Ernstberg, Bremelchen, and Scharteberg are located in the vicinity of Neichen. Kasselburg and the ruins of Neu Blankenheim are also nearby.
Culture
In the wider regional surroundings of Neichen are Löwenburg and the ruins of Dollendorf.
Hiking
The first stage of the Lieser Path is an easy to very easy 15.2-kilometer hike from the source of the Lieser near Boxberg to Daun. It passes through Neichen and offers a break at one of Neichen's Dreese.
The 74-kilometer-long Lieser Path leads through volcanic terrain and deep valleys, past old oak trees and castles; at the same time, it represents long-distance hiking.
To the main travel overview: Kelberg.
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