HauptTouristenpfaden
HauptTouristenpfaden, also known as Hauptwanderwege or main hiking trails, are a network of long-distance hiking trails in Germany. They are part of the European long-distance path network and are managed by the German Hiking Federation (Deutscher Wanderverband). The network consists of over 10,000 kilometers of marked trails, including the famous E1 European long-distance path, which runs from the North Cape in Norway to the southern tip of Greece.
The HauptTouristenpfaden are designed to be accessible to all hikers, regardless of their level of experience.
The network is divided into several main routes, each with its own unique characteristics. The E1, for
The HauptTouristenpfaden are an important part of Germany's tourism industry, attracting millions of visitors each year.