The village of Zemmer is located between the Kyll Valley and the western edge of the Meulenwald.
Historically, the villages – with the exception of Daufenbach – belong to the area known as the “Fidei”. This name originates from the administration of the former estates of St. Irminen Abbey in Trier by various bailiffs.
The landscape of the Fidei villages is characterised by the red sandstone ridge of the Meulenwald forest. Visitors can discover numerous beautiful viewpoints overlooking the Moselle, the Eifel and the Hunsrück regions, as well as the picturesque Kyll Valley.
Upon arrival, you’ll find two spacious camping pods with double beds. A separate room with a toilet and sink is also included. The kitchenette, equipped with a refrigerator and coffee maker, is part of the amenities, as is a table with chairs. In addition, a restroom building with a shower and toilet is available. A place where you can feel right at home. We look forward to your visit. Please note that this is a non-smoking accommodation. Distance to the Eifelsteig trail: 10 meters. Dogs: €5 per dog. Number of beds: 2 x 2 beds Prices for 2026 (excluding breakfast) starting at: Single occupant: 40 € / night 2 people: 75 € / night Prices include bed linens and shower facilities. Additional information, availability, and reservations only at: Fahrzeugbau.Becker@t-online.de
Our house is located directly on the Eifelsteig in a quiet location in the village of Zemmer. The owner-run restaurant offers all kinds of culinary delights. The heart of the house is our kitchen.With freshly prepared specialties the guest is pampered. Hikers and cyclists are very welcome
The local museum in the center of Zemmer contains interesting objects such as basic commodity and curiosities of different eras. All objects were compiled in painstaking work by the local association Fidei. It offers an insight into 'the good old times'.
The Fidei look-out is located in Rodt near the sports field. Located at 395 meters above sea level, it offers visitors a view of the top platform across the Eifel, Mosel, Hunsrück to neighboring Luxembourg. The wooden tower is about 20 meters high and offers a magnificent view.Various Nordic Walking tours start at the tower.
The Neo-Gothic cross chapel in the district of Schleidweiler was built in 1894. A crossroads with 14 stations of individually designed sandstone arrows leads to the Kreuzkapelle, which is perched above Schleidweiler. Starting in the core area Schleidweiler accompanies the visitor 14 Kreuzwegstationen to the Kreuzkapelle. At the crossroads on the Bergrücken, the visitor is rewarded with a wonderful view over the "Fidei" - from the Meulenwald to the Bitburgerland.
The Roman ``Langmauer`` of Butzweiler is a reconstruction. The wall had an original length of 72 km, a thickness of 80 cm and a height of 2 meters. The original wall was built end of the 4C.
Barrier-free comfort hiking trail Zemmer/Rodt
Ideal for families with children who would like to go hiking and simultaneously learn something about the nature.
This route requires some endurance. The start at the observation tower Rodt with the panoramic view over the Eifel is great. The trail partially runs along the "Premiumwanderweg" Eifelsteig. The hike is varied, there is a lot to see and discover as for example; parts of a reconstructed Roman wall, a former horse watering place, the "Kaiserlinde" and the "Heimatmuseum". Continue to the water staircase, which promises refreshment during the summer. Through a natural forest part, the path leads back across the Grundgräben to Schleidweiler. The small Kreuzwegkapelle (chapel), which rises on a hill, invites you to linger. Engaged citizens have lovingly designed the surroundings of the chapel.
The trail starts at the church of Schleidweiler. The route leads along typical Eifel Houses. The path runs along the open terrain before it enters the forest. Past the old sandstone pits, the natural trail leads through an untouched part of the forest down to Daufenbach. The small town even has its own train station. Parallel to the Kyll the path leads over the cycle path to the district Mühlenflürchen. Take a deep breath before climbing the ascend. You will get rewarded with untouched nature with former quarries. The hidden waterfall at the end of this quiet woodland invites you to linger. The last stage will take you across the Eifelsteig, back to Schleidweiler.