The Eifel, the westernmost of the German low mountain ranges, surprises with an extraordinarily diverse nature. Its unparalleled landscape variety, featuring geotopes from the entire European geological history, from the Paleozoic era to the more recent geological times, has long been regarded as a popular recreational area and a hiker's paradise, easily explored via numerous premium trails. Numerous natural monuments, nature reserves, expansive geo- and nature parks, as well as the impressive Eifel National Park, open up the unique Eifel landscape for its visitors. This book honors the outstanding beauty of Eifel nature and presents it in aesthetically exquisite, surprising images, along with explanatory texts by two geoscientists. It offers an enticing kaleidoscope of the treasures of a unique landscape.