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The half-timbered house, dating from 1716, is Steinach's landmark. The roots of the "Adler," however, go back much earlier, to around 1570. In 1704, the house, like much of Steinach, was burned down. Reconstruction began in 1715.

A very beautiful open-air museum, a real gem with many sights and detailed information without being overwhelming. Good places to stop for refreshments, a children's playground, and great special events like authentic tailoring/sewing or brush making just like in the old days. Absolutely worth seeing in every respect.

The inn is highly recommended. Note on the bus service: it has been discontinued since 2024 due to cost-cutting measures. The nearest bus stop on weekends is on Triberger Straße in Schonach, about 2.5 km away (note for hikers on the 7th stage of the Westweg: you only have to walk downhill). Bus 550 runs from there to Triberg train station, which connects to the Black Forest Railway.

is always worth a trip

Traveling like Heinz Erhard once did, with all your belongings on your bike. Day 1 of my 3-day bikepacking tour is going surprisingly well. Good weather, no breakdowns or punctures, and my fitness is also OK. While the 800 meters of elevation gain from Simonswald to Kandel are quite taxing, it's no surprise given the 25 kg load. The Steingrubenhof campsite in St. Peter is the ideal overnight spot, and the town has a small but charming town center. My first night in the BiWi was OK, but it took some getting used to due to the limited space. Furthermore, the sleeping bag absorbs moisture from the dew at night, leaving my sleeping bag and mattress damp and clammy in the morning. That would definitely not be a good option for a rainy day.

Very nice bike path along the river. Warning: Busy on "bike days."

Cute hut, by the wayside

Haslach's town center welcomes you with numerous cafés and places to stop for a bite to eat. It's worth planning a break here.