Eifel (Östliche Hocheifel) – northern part of the Moselle Eifel, from Waldkönigen to Reudelsterz 291 Middle Rhine Basin (Mittelrheinisches Becken) – northern part of the Moselle Eifel, from Reudelsterz to Moselkern the direction of and along the Moselle: 250 Middle Moselle Valley (Mittleres Moseltal) – southwest to northwest part of the Moselle Eifel, from Trier-Ehrang to Moselkern Hills and viewing points The hills and viewing points left of the Moselle Valley include the following (in downstream order) – with heights in metres (m) above sea level (NHN) (unless otherwise stated:) Rothenberg (365.3 m), near Ürzig Fieberberg (ca. 400 m), near the river bend at Traben-Trarbach Hill on which Arras Castle stands (250.6 m) and the Barl (282.5 m), near the river bend at Kaimt/Barl Calmont (hill) (380.6 m) und Schafstall (423.0 m), near the river bend at Bremm Klottenberg and Ellerberg (352 and 385 m) Eltz Castle (143.9 m), near Wierschem Further inland towards the Volcanic Eifel are the: Eickelslay (390 m), with a panoramic view Falkenley (413.7 m), near Bad Bertrich, north of the Kondelwald Asberg (354.8 m), near Salmrohr Description The region is a popular holiday area and part of the Middle Moselle wine growing region. This is characterised by a large number of small, prestigious vineyards that are family-owned. As a result of the relatively steep Moselle Valley the Moselle Wine Road, while the railway only travels along the valley as far as the first river bend at Zell and then ascends the hill upland. References and footnotes Literature and external links General map of Germany 1:200,000, Sheet 12 Moseleifel Touristik, at moseleifel-touristik.de Hill ranges of Germany Regions of the Eifel Landscapes of Rhineland-Palatinate