Nonnweiler: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Nonnweiler
Nonnweiler offers an extensive range of hiking opportunities: four stages of the Saar-Hunsrück-Steig trail pass through Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park. The local Dream Loops are circular trails between 6 and 20 kilometers long, while adventure trails provide information about nature.
If you would like to stay overnight in Nonnweiler, you may be planning to book a hotel.
Nature
Around 985 hectares of the 10,000-hectare Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park are located in Nonnweiler and Nohfelden. The national park provides a habitat for black storks, black woodpeckers, wildcats, and other rare or disturbance-sensitive species. An ecosystem has also developed along the Höckerlinie Otzenhausen Memorial Trail, providing a habitat for small animals, birds, and insects.
Trails
The Star Labyrinth is an accessible circular trail through the town with around 16 stations about stars and constellations. The suggested tour begins next to the town hall and includes information to listen to as well as illuminated information elements.
Water
The Nonnweiler Reservoir has a 12.8-kilometer circular route for cycling, hiking, and nature-based recreation. It is the largest water reservoir in Saarland and holds around 20 million cubic meters; its surface area measures approximately one square kilometer. The landscape around the reservoir combines walks along the water with the Planet Trail and other nature-based recreational opportunities. Access to the water surface is not permitted because the reservoir serves the drinking-water supply.
Culture
The Celtic Ring Wall at the National Park Gate Keltenpark in Nonnweiler-Otzenhausen can be visited free of charge year-round. The National Park Gate offers a 90-minute guided tour through the exhibition and the Celtic Village, explaining Celtic life. The Celtic Village consists of ten residential, craft, and storage buildings designed according to historical evidence and architectural models. There is also a guided tour of the Celtic Ring Wall lasting around two and a half hours, combining a nature walk with information about Celtic history and the ring wall.
The Hunnenring ring wall near Otzenhausen was founded around 400 BC as a refuge for the Treveri and later developed into a fortified central settlement. Remains of the walls, which were formerly around 20 meters high and 25 meters thick, have survived.
Leisure
The themed Druid Village playground is located at the Peterberg Leisure Center and is modeled on a Celtic village. It includes a druid castle with towers, huts, bridges, ropes, nets, and climbing structures.
To the overview of the overarching destination: Sankt Wendel.
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