バーリンゲンでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The town hall of Bahlingen, built in half-timbered style, features a baroque memorial stone on the gable end, commemorating the paving of the local streets from 1761 to 1764. On the stepped area in front of it stands a fountain with a sculpture and water feature. Because the town hall stands on the loess slope in the northwest of the historic village, Bahlingen lacks a proper village center. The old half-timbered houses, with their interesting, but mostly inaccessible, large courtyards, are all located to the south, southwest, southeast, and east of the town hall.

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The Fohberghütte, located on the 240-meter-high mountain of the same name, is a roofed wooden structure with a seating area protected by wooden walls, equipped with a table and benches. In addition to the view of the village of Bahlingen, it offers magnificent views of the Breisgau region and other villages, and beyond, the striking mountains of the High Black Forest. Nearby is the Bahlingen Water Reservoir, home to the "Mythical Triad" figurine group by the Bahlingen sculptor Michael Schwarze, which is visible from the hut.

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It's beautiful there, but a little tip: if you drive up to the left of the town hall, there's a gradient of about 18%, but it's still fun to drive up. As soon as you make it up there, you'll be rewarded with a beautiful view of the valley as you drive through the vineyards. It's really great there.

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When the weather is nice, inspect the well-tended vineyards!

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Straußi on the Buck beautiful view good food and wine

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From here it's a straight line to Riegel. Really fast for speed!

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Very nice wine tavern with delicious food and good wine. Highly recommended

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The wine town of Bahlingen is dominated by the Protestant mountain church.

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Three sculptures, one female, one male and one headless female, "look" at the wine town of Bahlingen.

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Modern sculpture from 2019. Mary and the child look towards Colmar, where Martin Schongauer worked. By Hubert Lang, sculptor and painter, Riegel am Kaiserstuhl

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huge wild garlic plants in the wonderfully light deciduous forest

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Unfortunately, the restaurant “Zum Bahnhof” has been permanently closed since Corona.

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Here you can find everything about this tour

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Very nice narrow path, mostly on the border between Endingen and Bahlingen. Expanded into a forest nature trail with various boards.

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Straussi on m buck

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With the most impressive loess walls / ravines in the whole Kaiserstuhl area; the vertical loess walls provide habitat for some species of birds that nest in the walls.

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The Fohberghütte on the hill of the same name on the eastern edge of the Kaiserstuhl near Bahlingen offers an excellent opportunity to rest, drink and eat as well as protection in bad weather and excellent views: of the village of Bahlingen, of the Kaiserstuhl slopes around Bahlingen, of the mountain church on the northern edge of Bahlingen as well as the deeply cut loess hollow paths, to other places in the Breisgau in an easterly direction and to the mountains of the Upper Black Forest. Very close by is the high water tank with an interesting group of sculptures and also great views.

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Bench on the way to the Fohberg with great views of the village of Bahlingen (directly below the Adlermühle), large parts of the Breisgau with other places (including Nimburg with Nimberg and the church) and the striking mountains of the Upper Black Forest.

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From the platform with the artistically designed sculptures you have a great view of the town of Bahlingen. But the panorama of the Black Forest can also be clearly seen from here, especially when the weather is good.

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This hiking point is rightly called “Wihltalblick” because you can get a good view of the entire Wihltal from here. In addition, the eyes wander further east into the Breisgau Bay with numerous towns and the heights of the High Black Forest. To the south and west we look at the Kaiserstuhl slopes and mountains. The hiking point is on the Steinkauzpfad (one of the themed trails in the Kaiserstuhl). This takes us down to the Wihltal.

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