#eifel #eifelpark #eifelmaar
Maar in general as well as Eifel Maars are caused by a phreatomagmatic eruption. A maar characteristically fills with water to form a relatively shallow crater lake which may also be called a maar.
Having said that, this is the place that we wanted to visit when we went to explore Eifel National Park in Germany for the first time. I remember taking an oath to visit this volcanic place and active volcanic lakes of Germany.
It was an awesome experience with no so dreamy ending as we expected.
#germanynature #travelgermany #pawstravel
00:00 Intro
00:46 Details of today's adventure
01:43 Flying drone over Pulvermaar
04:34 Cool info about this volcanic part of Germany
08:12 Stopping for a quick bite in the smallest village ever
09:54 Arriving at Daun - house of three volcanic lakes - maars
11:49 Scenic walk to Gemunder maar
13:36 Arriving Gemunder maar
15:48 Flying drone over Gemunder maar
18:15 On our way to Totenmaar & travel info
20:40 Quick look on Totenmaar
21:30 Arriving at 14th century Chapel
22:52 Finally - Schalkenmehrener Maar
24:54 Flying over Schalkenmehrener Maar
27:09 Details of what's next
28:31 Unexpected stop in Waldkoningen
30:05 Flying over Waldkoningen and drive to Laacher see
31:47 We lost our food :(
33:34 Laacher See sucked (or at least the general entrance did)
34:52 Shots from drone above Laacher See