Attractions around Seebach

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 (1030 meters) is located directly on the Westweg and is accessible via varied hiking trails through the Black Forest. Delicious food at reasonable prices for the starved …read more

In addition to the Friedrichsturm, which offers a magnificent view in good weather conditions, is located on the Badener Höhe a refuge and some Rastbänke.

Whether summer or winter, the Mummelsee is always worthwhile. In winter you are welcome to walk over the ice. Do not forget: take some ham and freshly baked bread from the bakery in the parking lot (also on Sunday).

For me one of the most beautiful paths in the northern Black Forest. Something climbing that is really fun and great views. But beware: you have to be free from …read more

Observation tower on the 1,164 meter high Hornisgrinde over 30 meters in height. Grandiose distant views of the Black Forest mountains, the Rhine valley and the Vosges. On weekends and …read more

Should rather be "above the fog". Is always particularly impressive when the Rhine Valley is a sea of ​​fog.

The name comes from a legend, according to which a noblewoman was unfaithful to her crusading husband and knight and gave birth to seven - all small, pale and unattractive. …read more

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

Small observation tower with interesting landmarks on the railing, e.g. Sunrise and sunset on the solstice days or direction and distance to Kehl, Strasbourg, Vienna or Lima. View is stunning.

The waterfalls are great. But the most beautiful ones (and those with the highest height of falling water) are above, beyond the mark of this highlight.

The All Saints Waterfalls are the largest natural waterfalls in the Northern Black Forest

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The Westweg is a classic. And also this section is rightly so.

There is a large car park, a bus stop, public toilets and restaurants

Wiedenfelsen, beautiful view of the Rhine Valley.

If it was not so full it would be really nice

The mill was built in 1789 by the farm builder Andreas Straub. It replaces a "grinding and sawing mill" that had previously been standing here, but had become dilapidated. Until …read more

A rock formation that has impressed me since my childhood. Whether in summer or snow in winter, on the many paths that wind around the rocks you will find again …read more

The Schaeffler MTB Arena was launched in 2014. It is a project of the municipality Sasbachschwalden and is supported by various companies from the region. Various trails are an ideal …read more

High above Bühl lies the ruins of the Windeck Castle. Around 1200, the Lords of Windeck, who were first mentioned in 1212, built Windeck Castle as a dwelling, defensive fortification …read more