Attractions around Seebach

The Hornisgrinde is the highest mountain in the northern Black Forest. The summit here is a fairly large flat plain on which there is a high moor in the southern …read more

The 400m long ridge on the edge of the Black Forest National Park was created about 250 million years ago by the cold of the magma filling a broad rock …read more

Wild-romantic location with easy-to-walk paths and interesting bridge crossings. Nice refreshing and cool in the summer! Can also be handled ideally with dog.

The Darmstädter Hütte (1,030 meters) is located directly on the Westweg and can be reached via a variety of hiking routes through the Black Forest. Delicious food at moderate prices …read more

Beautiful waterfall, which you can hike over steps and footbridges. The gruesome story of the noble woman's grave is told on a blackboard.

No matter whether summer or winter, the Mummelsee is always worthwhile. In winter you can also run on ice. Don't forget: take some ham and freshly baked bread from the bakery in the parking lot (also on Sundays).

From here you have a beautiful view of the Rhine valley. Immediately at the tower there are some seating possibilities.

On a rustic Holzbohlensteg it goes through the moor on the Hornisgrinde.

Lookout tower on the 1,164 meter high Hornisgrinde with a height of over 30 meters. Magnificent distant views of the Black Forest mountains, the Rhine Valley and the Vosges. On …read more

Small lookout tower with interesting orientation marks on the railing, for example sunrise and sunset on the solstice days or direction and distance to Kehl, Strasbourg, Vienna or Lima. The view is stunning.

Great view down to Ottenhöfen. A relatively new refuge offers plenty of space and invites you to have a snack.

Another small waterfall that falls into a pool at the top of the gorge.

Here you can buy something to drink again before the ascent or reward yourself with a high percentage of the descent. The dumb cashier is at the back of one …read more

Unbelievably great landscape with small bridges, there is a lot to explore, also perfect for children

For species protection reasons, please do not walk this route from November to May. Thank you for your consideration.

Be sure to climb the tower. Wide view of the Renchtal below and from Oppenau to Oberkirch. Nice rest area at the foot of the tower.

The mill was built in 1789 by the court farmer Andreas Straub. It replaces a “grinding and sawing mill” that was previously here but has become dilapidated. It operated as …read more

The remains of the monastery church form the most imposing part of the monastery ruins. Their floor plan in the form of a cross can be easily read on the …read more

The amount and power of the water is very impressive especially with snowmelt.

First little scramble on the tour to the Karlsruhe ridge - and a great view!