Burgenklettersteig | Via Ferrata in de Eifel | Manderscheid

In this video, I will showcase a small via Ferrata in the Eifel National Park in Germany.
Let me say this right away - It is the best non-alpine via Ferrata in Germany!
The via Ferrata has everything truly good via Ferrata needs - stunning landscape, historical highlights, and, of course, amazing via Ferrata sections, some of which are quite challenging.
Parking lot location:
goo.gl/maps/aH...
Topo:
www.eifel.info...

[@WundervolleWanderwelten]

Wow! I guess I'm far too old for this kind of fun. But it certainly was interesting to watch your adventure. Well done! Cheers, Christiane and Werner

[@roberturbanphotography]

Thank you for your kind comment :) you are never too old, just mindset 💪🏼😍

[@riskrt]

Nice video! What is the approximate time it takes to finish the entire walk including the via ferrata?

[@roberturbanphotography]

You can see it on the topo map in the video and also you can download it in the description. But approximately 3 hours.

[@Ronijscoman]

Dag Robert ik hoorde wat nederlands tussendoor! ik wil deze Via Ferrata graag doen maar heb geen klimervaring. Enkel Via Ferrata ervaring. ik heb routes gedaan zoals Duitsland-Boppard, Zwitserland Rotstock en murren-gimmelwald. Kun je me adviseren welke ettappes ik van deze locatie aan zou kunnen ? hoor graag van je! mooie video!

[@roberturbanphotography]

Hoi, if you have done the via ferrata in Murren then you should not have problem with exposure. This tho at C/D markings require some strength in the arms but other then that it is a easy ferrata. Compared to Murren the bridge should be also peace of cake. I do recommend to start at bottom of the map with the harder part first. So you are still fresh. We did this one just after heavy rain so it was slippery but in dry conditions it should be pretty easy.

[@MichaeldeGans]

To elaborate on that, my brother and I also did these 3 etappes after eachother in one sitting after heavy rain and I have to say etappe 3 was quite challenging. If you have less experience with climbing then I suggest doing etappe 1 and 2 in one sitting, get a good night sleep, and doing the 3th etappe the next day. just my 2 cents!