Mosel Camino

The Mosel Camino is a particularly challenging section on the Jakobsweg trail to Santiago de Compostela. The starting point of the Mosel Camino (as a continuation of the Lahn-Camino which ends on the other side of the Rhine) is Koblenz-Stolzenfels. The 180 km-long route takes you to Trier, past ancient megalithic tombs, impressive castles, renowned monasteries and attractive towns. The Mosel Camino is separated into eight stages, with signs and labels featuring the yellow scallop on a blue background indicating the route.

Overview of the stages

Pilgrim accommodation

Hostel-like accommodation and a few small accommodation facilities and cosy guest houses are situated along the Mosel Camino for a good night’s sleep.

Pilgrim stamp & pilgrim pass

You'll receive a pilgrim stamp at our tourist information office (Moselstraße 7, Alken). You can also get one at the EDEKA supermarket (Quidembaum 3, Alken).

You can also acquire a pilgrim pass for €4.00 from the tourist information office.