Wonderful hiking – discover the Black Forest’s culture, history, and nature

The premium path leads you on lonely paths through light-flooded forests, over lush orchards and past rippling brooks with constantly changing perspectives on Baden's number one wine location. Enjoy the view of the expansive Rhine plain, behind which the Vosges tower. And marvel at the panoramic view… read more

In the mountain district of Durchbach, you will encounter stately Black Forest courtyards with centuries of family history, immerse yourself in dark forests and cross lush green orchards and deeply carved valleys - pure Black Postcard idyll! Let yourself be inspired by the diversity of the landscape… read more

On the Belchensteig you can enjoy wide views from the most beautiful panoramic mountain in the Black Forest. From the Belchen you can see the snow-capped Swiss Alps across the Rhine plain to the Vosges. Along the premium hiking trail you will always find places to sit and rest for your snack with first… read more

On this gourmet path you hike along the Wolfsgrube circular tour, which takes you on the slopes of the Teinach and idyllic through deciduous and coniferous forests. You will also come across the wolf pit, which was actually used as a pit in the past to catch wolves. Enchanted paths take you to the fairy… read more

The Turmsteig got its name right. Although you expect some altitude, but again and again rewarded with a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains and valleys in the southern Black Forest. Highlights on the tour are the views from the two observation towers on the Hasenhorn and Hochkopf, but the… read more

On this promising premium hiking trail you dive deep into the Middle Ages. The tour takes you around the Schramberg valley town and past the Falkenstein and Hohenschramberg castle ruins. Also on the way is the Falkensteiner chapel, which contains one of the most beautiful lamentation groups in southern… read more

The Heidelbeerweg is an absolute gourmet path with moderate inclines and varied, different path conditions. Look forward to wild romance while crossing a moss-covered rocky landscape on narrow paths. On the way you can enjoy beautiful views from the blueberry swing and snack on blueberries on the way.

On the gourmet trail to the log cabin of the Hotel Traube-Tonbach, the pause seduction is especially sweet: Black Forest cake from the in-house patisserie. The scenic trail leads you 12.5 kilometers on old Holzmacherpfaden and with beautiful views around the Tonbachtal around.

Passing by schnapps and wine fountains, the gourmet trail Baiersbronner Panoramasteig takes you 14 kilometers across the sun terrace of the Murgtal. In the hiking hut Panoramastüble of the Hotel Löwen in Schwarzenberg there is a regional Vesper, coffee and cake.

On the Hochschwarzwälder Hirtenpfad near Lenzkirch you hike along the eight-kilometer circular trail along forest edges and blooming meadows. Expect wide views of the Gletscherhochtal and the southern Black Forest, with good visibility even into the Alps.

The Bernauer Hochtal Steig offers challenging trails in the Bernauer Hochtal with impressive Black Forest and Alpine panoramas over a distance of 16 kilometers. For a rustic break the Krunkelbach hut under Herzogenhorn offers. The highest point of the climb, however, is the 1349 meter high Spießhorn… read more

The Hausacher Bergsteig is a challenging, approximately 14-kilometer trail in moderate altitudes between 246 and 581 meters. It offers picturesque views of the mountains around the Kinzig Valley and on the way invites Wanderkühlschränke for a break.

From the Ruhestein near Seebach you hike on the Bosensteiner Almpfad for a good ten kilometers through primeval forests and over panoramic meadows and pastures. The distant views can be enjoyed particularly well from the sky loungers. As befits an alpine path, you can enjoy regional delicacies and chilled drinks along the way.

Without large differences in altitude, you hike along the forest trail Groppertal, passing tree giants, Black Forest farms and idyllic forest passages north of Villingen-Schwenningen. Vesperstuben and the rest area at the game reserve Salvest with playground and benches invite you to enjoy on the east side of the Black Forest.

The 14-kilometer Hahn-und-Henne-Runde in Zell am Harmersbach leads across meadow paths and sometimes through mossy, sometimes through light pine forests. Lovingly designed benches and rest areas in the well-known cock and hen look invite you to linger at the most beautiful vantage points.

The Himmelberg circuit around Bad Dürrheim's highest district, Öfingen, attracts visitors with a beautiful panoramic view to the Swabian Alb. For a good ten kilometers you first hike across wide meadows and then climb the wooded slope to the summit of the 941-meter-high Himmelberg. From the top you look… read more

The interplay of enjoyment and hiking pleasure characterizes the Harmersbach Vesperweg. The circular route around Oberharmersbach in the central Black Forest takes you 14.5 kilometers.



In “Danises Hofladen” the backpack can be filled with regional specialties - for gourmet breaks. Because the route has… read more

The Ibacher Panoramaweg in the southern Black Forest offers you great views of the Alpine panorama. The twelve-kilometer circular route takes you around the Ibach high valley formed by the Feldberg glacier and crosses the “Kohlhütte-Lampenschweine” nature reserve and the Klusenmoos. Along the tour, sky… read more

On adventurous paths you walk on the Rappenfelsensteig past steep slopes, deep ravines and falling streams. The circular route takes you eleven kilometers through the Schwarzatal valley near Schönenbach in the southern Black Forest. From the Rappenfelsen you have an excellent view of the impressive rock… read more

Black Forest as if from a picture book: During this eleven-kilometer hike, you will get to know the Black Forest Trail starting in Bad Peterstal. The tour starts at the station. You walk along the streambed of the Rench until you start the ascent to the forest via a staircase. The leaves of the trees… read more