Getting off the train, out of the station and turn left, it's about 15 minutes walk, mostly on the…read morepromenade to Sesselbahn (chairlift, €13.9), where you can either take the chair up (20 minutes ride each way) or hike the 915 meter to Vierseenblick / Four-lake view. I hiked only up half way - getting down is too much a challenge for me.

What a great way to enjoy panoramas of the Rhein! Just about a 15 minute walk from Boppard's main…read morecluster of riverfront hotels, The Sesselbahn is a fantastic place to experience the beauty of the Rhein Valley. You buy your tickets at a little booth with a window and then go over to the lift where you board your tram to the top of a wooded mountain. Then, just sit back and relax (or sit back and take a thousand photos). Boppard is right at a large bend in the river, so the view is particularly lovely. At the top they make you get off the tram, but you may either get right back on, stay awhile at the top (there are trails and a restaurant overlooking the river's bend), or you can hike or mountain bike back down (the lift can carry bikes too). If you plan on riding down, make sure you know when the last tram boards, or you'll be stuck walking. We were short on time, so we didn't have as much time to explore and hike as we'd like to have, but it was definitely worth the trip. The hike down looked like it would have been a nice one - not too challenging, but challenging enough to stay interesting. There were some mountain bikers headed up as we were coming down, and they looked suited up for a good adventure. There are several little restaurants and biergartens at the bottom, so you can chill out at the end of your little mountain excursion.

I don't just give out 5 stars, but these guys deserve it. There was no reviews in English so I…read morethought I would be the first so that the Americans at the Army base could see a review. This place is awesome. They all speak English. Multiply courses for your skill level. All age groups. This is great fun for teens, single, and families. Lots of parking. Bring Euro.

My friends wanted to try this, so I just went with them not knowing what to expect. I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the whole set up. It might look intimidating at first, but there are many different courses with varying levels of difficulty, for different age groups and skill levels. You pay for three hours, and you get to try as many as you want. We were exhausted after three courses of the nine they had available, but I am definitely going back to challenge the rest of the courses! the feeling of accomplishment at the end is the best.