The book is written for cycling enthusiasts and hikers. It begins with practical preparations for bike and foot tours through the predominantly German-speaking eastern part of Belgium: through the Belgian Eifel, the western Ardennes, the High Fens, and the Eupen region. It includes tips on bicycles, hiking clothing, and detailed maps. The junction point system, on which the suggested themed tours are based, is explained in detail. No city (Eupen, Malmedy, St. Vith), hardly a village, church, or sight is mentioned without at least a brief note. It also features stories about fauna and flora, hunting, crafts, religion, war, art, modern life, death, wolves, gnomes, herbal women, witches, speeders, and headless figures. The adventurous days in German-speaking East Belgium and its surroundings conclude in pleasant hotels, good restaurants, and cozy pubs. After reading, you will know what Knöddelen and Stiegel are, how Montenauer ham, Eupen beer, and Raeren Rörender Trevvel taste, who Monsieur Hawarden and the fiancées in the Venn were, and what Siebenstern, Brompton, Ravel, chocolate cosmos, and Mohrenköpfe mean.