The Ederbergland includes the partly very wooded area on both sides of the Eder between Hatzfeld (Eder) and Frankenberg (Eder) and lies in North Hesse.
places
background
The Ederbergland is a large part of the old Frankenberg district, which was added to the Waldeck-Frankenberg district in the course of the Hessian district reform in 1973.
getting there
By plane
The nearest commercial airports are Paderborn Lippstadt Airport and Frankfurt.
The Allendorf / Eder airfield, which is used as a company airfield by the Viessmann works and by the Ederbergland air sports club, is available for private pilots.
By train
While the Warburg-Sarnau railway, served by regional train line 42 (KBS 622 - Brilon-Korbach-Frankenberg (Eder)-Marburg) the Kurhessenbahn, is still in regular operation, take place on the railway line between Battenberg (Eder) and Frankenberg (Eder) only special trips and freight traffic take place.
By bus
In Frankenberg (Eder) hold long-distance buses from MeinFernbus and Flixbus.
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- Bagpipe (674 m) with observation tower, ski area and cross-country trails
- Dodenauer tunnel (325 m) on Eder cycle path and Hessian long-distance cycle route R8 between Dodenau and Reddighausen
- Bromskirchen tunnel (315 m) on Linspher bike path Near Bromskirchen
- Cellar castle - Castle ruins at Battenberg (Eder), with accessible keep
- Burgbergstollen visitor mine at Battenberg (Eder)
- Finsterbach Wildlife Park at Frankenberg (Eder)
- Thonet Museum in Frankenberg (Eder)
activities
kitchen
nightlife
security
climate
literature
Web links
http://www.ederbergland-touristik.de/ - Official website of Ederbergland
