ショップハイムの峠・トップ16

I drove down it, it's fun! It's a wide, two-lane road, so you don't have to brake as much. Many roads around here are much narrower and have blind curves.

Beautiful road for cycling

Hiking car park and shelter with barbecue area.

I like to use this route from Tegernau as well as from the Münstertal. From Münstertal via Kälbelescheuer an ideal connection to Säckingen and above to Switzerland, short and sometimes crisp. From Tegernau, because you usually already have a few kilometers in your legs, because it's rather easy going uphill. It only gets steeper from Neuenweg. But on no section against 10%. As the person who wrote it before me indicated, the downhill run from Kälbelescheuer is in very poor condition. You have to be careful not to drive into the countless holes and sometimes deep grooves. But I have to say quite clearly: It is passable. Just keep your fingers on the brake.

I drove from Tegrnau in the direction of Münstertal, with the incline, which is not really worth mentioning, only leading up to the Haldenhof from Neuenweg on a scenic route. On the other hand, from a sporting point of view, it should certainly be somewhat more demanding.

Relatively short, but in the upper part quite robust ascent with a lot of views. Almost a bit sunny in summer and also very popular with mopeds. At the Lipple Pass there is a very reliable fountain, which is the best place to fill up your drinking bottles.

Great incline that allows the pulse to be felt and allows the water balance to look forward to the fine spring water at Lipple even more. Road surface good (02/2022), uphill irrelevant, downhill fair to good. For the most part, you drive on the sunny side, i.e. in cooler phases of the year when the sun is more pleasant, on hotter days there are mainly two sections that offer shade, otherwise the water cooling can be put under a lot of strain. The route is also ok going down; However, because of the gradient and the many tight bends, you have to brake very often and a lot. Personally, I prefer the ascent and then the descent towards Marzell or further to Kandern, where the brakes are hardly needed.

The Antoni Pass is the starting point for many hikes. There is a spacious car park and hiking maps available. Here you will also find the Antoni Chapel.