Hohe Acht

Hohe Acht is the Eifel's highest peak, a basalt cone offering unique geology. This nature reserve preserves its distinct landscapes and diverse habitats, providing panoramic views from the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Turm.

The Hohe Acht, the Eifel's highest elevation, stands as a prominent natural landmark. Formed from a tertiary basalt cone, its unique geological history defines the landscape. As a designated nature reserve, Hohe Acht safeguards its distinctive geological formations, diverse forest ecosystems, and the habitats of numerous plant and animal species. The area's protection aims to preserve the integrity of these natural features and their ecological processes. From the historic Kaiser-Wilhelm-Turm atop the summit, visitors can experience extensive panoramic views over the Eifel hills, connecting with both the natural grandeur and cultural heritage of the region. The Hohe Acht offers a valuable insight into the Eifel's natural evolution and biodiversity.