フィルダーシュタットの天然記念物・トップ20

In July, the largest lake in the Schaichtal is almost overgrown with a green dress of aquatic plants.

Well hidden and not easy to walk on, it is still a real highlight, especially after heavy rainfall.

Unfortunately, at the moment only a few small waterfalls

Stuttgart, with its green hills and parks, lakes and the Neckar, is one of the most beautiful cities to hike through.

Stuttgart is not just a city squeezed into a bowl but is surrounded by hills, vineyards and forests. There are many beautiful views down the city. Since the paths are mostly paved, your feet may get tired more quickly. Start at Marienplatz and follow the small blue Strümpfle signs. This makes the hike exciting, because the signs are very tiny. At the beginning you walk past the Lapidarium many stairs and are thus quickly at the top. Have fun….

Nice to drive, very long asphalt road through the forest.

From Karlshöhe you have a very nice view over Stuttgart, and you can enjoy a small snack and refreshment in the beer garden. 👍🏻

The asphalted path is an old railway line that was originally used by the Siebenmühlentalbahn, which was closed in 1956. The current, well-developed path is federal property and is therefore also called the "Federal Hiking Trail". The path leads from Burkhardtsmühle in Aichtal (between Waldenbuch and Aichtal-Neuenhaus) up to Leinfelden-Musberg. The gradient is moderate and lies between 0% and 1% over the entire route, making it easy to ride uphill even with a bio-bike. The good surface is also ideal for inline skating. The total length of the route between Burkhardtsmühle and Musberg is around 8 km.