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Around Nussbach
A beautiful hike that takes us through orchards, vineyards and a small forest to some stunning viewpoints around Nussbach.
The Cherry Walk
A walk through the forest and vineyard of Nussbach with a lot a chery trees in the spring.
From amazing view point on the Vosges and black forest, to tiny (or bigger) chappel passing by lambs and goats, this hike is easy to do.
Think to bring a hat as part of the hike is fully exposed to the sun.
A pleasant walk for a Sunday afternoon.
Discover the orchards and vineyards of Nussbach
A superb hike through the orchards around Nussbach with magnificent views of both valleys!
Staufenberg Castle, St. Anthony’s Chapel and Maiglöckchenhütte
A very beautiful walk around Nesselried, alternating between vineyards and woodland.
On the heights of Tiergarten and Haslach in the Black Forest
A beautiful and varied hike through the vineyards and forests of Tiergarten and Haslach.
Tiergarten - Haslach
Hike through villages, vineyards and forests. Several panoramic viewpoints over different valleys. Shelters, benches and tables allow you to take breaks. On the route you will find the Fatimakapelle, opened and renovated in 1997.
Ringelbacherkreuz – Schauenburg
A lovely walk through the forest and vineyards from the Ringelbacherkreuz (a small pass between Waldulm and Ringelbach) to the Schauenburg castle, which overlooks the town of Oberkirch. Superb views of the plain and Strasbourg from the Schauenburg.
Circular route between Waldulm and Oberkirch
A walk through vineyards, orchards and woodland. Beautiful views over the Rhine plain.
The vineyards and orchards starting from Waldulm
A walk through vineyards and orchards. Best done in spring to see the cherry blossoms or in autumn to enjoy the colours of the vineyards. Beautiful views of the Hornisgrinde summit and the Rhine Valley.
The Felsenweg or Rock Trail from Kappelrodeck.
A series of ten porphyry or granite rock formations offering superb views of the Simmerbach valley, the village of Ottenhöfen, the summit of the Hornisgrinde, the Rhine plain and Strasbourg.
Dreikirschenweg-kleine runde in Achern
A circular route starting from Achern station, known and signposted as the ‘Dreikirschenweg – Kleine Runde’ (a short 14 km route, with a longer alternative, the 18 km ‘Grosse Runde’), is one of the great classics. Special feature: a route with almost no elevation gain, about half of which is on tarmac. It passes partly through the town of Achern, its suburb of Oberachern, and the village of Mösbach.
Suitable for a wide audience, this route presents no technical difficulties and is ideal for occasional walkers, cyclists and families alike. Throughout the route, you can enjoy a varied landscape alternating between urban areas, orchards, vineyards and the open countryside typical of the Black Forest foothills. It also offers several interesting views of the surrounding hills and, on a clear day, of the Rhine plain towards Alsace. Benches and rest areas are dotted along the route, providing pleasant spots to take a break.
The Teufelsteig trail starting from Lautenbach
A beautiful hike to do in warm weather as most of it is shaded, with beautiful views. Picnics can be enjoyed at various locations. There are numerous benches along the route.
Circular loop: Edelfrauengrab Wasserfälle and Karlsruher Grat
This route will take you from Ottenhöffen to Eichkopf, the Edelfrauengrab waterfalls, the Karlsruher Grat rocky ridge, the Scherzfelsen rock and back along the Acker river.
Mühlenweg (Mill Trail) in Ottenhöffen im Schwarzwald
On this circuit around the village of Ottenhöffen, you will see five mills, a water-powered forge and... numerous self-service schnapps fountains (Schnappsbrunnen). You are asked to pay for what you consume by putting your money in the box provided. Various non-alcoholic drinks are also available.The route passes through low mountain meadows and forests.
Genießerpfad Karlsruher Grat (official tour) – Ottenhöfen in the Black Forest
A varied circular hike through the Edelfrauengrab waterfalls and over the Karlsruhe ridge with beautiful views of the Achertal valley and the Rhine valley.
A large circular route starting from Sasbachwalden.
Waterfalls, an old castle, imposing rocks, beautiful views of the Rhine plain, forests everywhere and, finally, vineyards and schnapsbrunnen. In October, there are also colours and chestnuts.
Panoramic views around Sasbachwalden
A very beautiful route in the hills above Sasbachwalden, passing through orchards, vineyards and a small forest. Superb scenery throughout the route.
The Altrheinweg between Freistett and Helmlingen.
Nature trail through the alluvial forest, alongside ponds, oxbow lakes of the Rhine and the Mühlbach. You may spot water birds and other rarer species, as well as roe deer and reptiles. The route passes through dense vegetation with numerous species of trees and plants.
Freistett alluvial forest
Short hike through one of the remaining areas of alluvial forest in the Rhine plain. Numerous ponds and abundant wildlife.
The heron walk in the Wantzenau forest
Walk in the Wantzenau forest, including a large part of the heron trail. A very pleasant route through fields and forests, but be careful on hot days.
Along the Ill and Waldrhein rivers
In the Wantzenau forest, along the Waldrhein, then along the Ill via the heron trail, you can observe herons, egrets, swans, ducks and wild geese at your leisure.
Walk between Gambsheim and Kilstett
From Gambsheim to Kilstett, this beautiful walk alternates between fields, forest and riverside paths. An easy route, ideal for families.
Around Gengenbach
Hike in the hills above Gengenbach. Car park next to a clinic. The route is accessible to all, with forest paths and small trails. The climb at the start is long but easy, and then you reach some small paths. At the end of the route, there is a magnificent view of the town of Gengenbach.
Offendorf Biological Reserve
The Rossmoerder biological reserve in Offendorf offers a beautiful diversity of vegetation, including wild clematis climbing in the trees, black poplars, reed beds, and the backwaters of the Rhine populated by swans, herons, egrets, nutria, etc.