this place is one of the many scenic places along the river. this one being special that it's the most steep vineyard along the river. if you're up for it you can walk/climb up and end with a rewarding view

We did the hike from Bremm and then the loop up the mountain and back to Bremm. It took us three hours, but we stopped a few times and my wife took it very carefully on the way back down the steep slopes. Some parts...More

My 15-year-old daughter and myself had a nice climb on Calmont Klettersteig, crossing what is considered Europe's steepest vinyards. The whole trip took us about 2.5 hours plus some picnick time. Other than my daughter I found some bits a little challenging (e.g. climbing up...More

The drive from north to Bremm is amazing. As it takes from behind the valley up to the spot. Through the farms and on narrow roads. The best time to reach would be after dawn or before dusk. Make sure you reach well before to...More

What a beautiful hike along some of views of the Mosel River. The views were breathtaking. Defiantly worth the time. I can't to do it again in the spring time.

the steep climb up the klettersteig gives you a sense of achievement, breathe the fresh air, enjoy the forests, vineyards, stunning views and nature. If you dislike heights, narrow paths and strong shoes and want a gentler walk to the top of the Klettersteig, take...More

I would really recommend this route because the views are very nice! Don't do this while it is raining or freezing, because it could be really tricky. Don't forget to wear good shoes!

The mosel river is famous for its pituresque scenery with narrow windings, medi-evil villages and the spectacular winyards cultivated on century-old terrasses on the steep slopes of the Eifel hills. One of the most spectacular windings, also featuring the steepest hill of all (Calmont) is...More

Take trip up, its not to difficult. Remember goos shoes

The hike was at some points streneous, but overall with some hiking experience no problem. The scenery wat beautifull with views of the Mosel river and the Eifel hills