ベーブリンゲンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

At the beginning of the Hörnlesstich path, where it bends to the left, continue straight ahead. From here to the "center point", there are 5 stone sculptures, always on the left side of the path.

A spring is located directly next to the Baumgartenwaldsträßle path - a bench stands opposite.

Please also look at the back of the new large display board. Very informative in words and pictures.

A very stately pedunculate oak tree right by the side of the Ochsenhauweg path.

The name sounds unusual, but its meaning is quite clear. It comes from the Middle High German word "kapfen," meaning to look, especially to look in astonishment or to gawk. The name "Rauher Kapf" thus refers to a hill with a viewpoint and poor or infertile soil. The name must have originated at a time when the hill was cleared and perhaps used as a sheep pasture. Today, this vantage point offers a good view towards Schönaich, the Schönbuch Nature Park, and, in good weather, a view as far as the Swabian Alb.

Former tracks of the Schönbuchbahn branch line, which in later years was only used as a freight line. Today, one can hike along the disused tracks.

A shady, varied playground, also suitable for very young children, located at the edge of the forest.

A large sequoia tree stands in the middle of a residential area. It's a beautiful sight.