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It is beautiful here

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The Spirzen climb leads to the B500 at Thurner, but you can avoid it if you want to go to Jostal; the Hofstraße is the best option, directly behind the Thurner Wirtshaus.

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The top of the pass should be somewhere else. It's a great climb, relatively quiet.

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The Steigstraße flows into the Spirzenstraße pass coming from the town of Wagensteig. This stretch is very steep in places, with a gradient of more than 15%, but I would estimate it to be easily 18 - 20%. This little road initially leads through the forest, then continues through open countryside. You are alone there, in contrast to the Spirzenstraße, where motorcyclists - and car drivers - race uphill. Nevertheless, you can hear the roar of the engines from the Spirzenstraße at the upper end of the Steigstraße. From the Spirzenpass you have an unobstructed view towards St. Märgen and the Schweighöfen.

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The incline is moderate, but about 10km long. The surface is ..... So it's best to go up here and not down.

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10km uphill with an average gradient of almost 10%, that's something. That separates the chaff from the wheat, as the saying goes.

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Entry to Schaibenloipe. Connecting trail to the trail center and to Schönwald. Parking and bus stop (hourly).

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Good food, promising paths and little altitude speak for the Escheck pass between Basler and Schützenbachtal. However, it can get crowded here. Top destinations that can be easily reached from here are: Stöcklewaldkopf (1067m; hiking home and observation tower with a view of the Alps) Martinskapelle / Brend: Source of the Danube, extensive, attractive hiking area and enjoy one of the most beautiful views in the Black Forest from the Brend Tower, several places to stop for refreshments with good food

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Unfortunately, there is a lot of traffic, otherwise a really great climb

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Driving in the dark is not recommended. Even with proper lighting, it's too dangerous. Speeding, blinding cars, and the constant fear that a deer is about to jump into the road. I wouldn't do it again...

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The kandel is considered the hardest mountain in the southern Black Forest by cyclists from southern Baden. (With 12km at 8.2% average gradient ascent from Waldkirch.)

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The Spirzen climb is easy and smooth, with a maximum gradient of just under 12% at the end of the valley. The route is in excellent condition (January 2021), which also makes the descent very enjoyable. Be careful, though, as drivers often drive fast here, which can sometimes be a bit of a squeeze on the narrower sections. Traffic can be a nuisance in summer, especially uphill. We recommend the alternative route https://www.komoot.de/highlight/96429, which also leads to Thurner Pass with almost no traffic, albeit on a slightly steeper route.

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The ascent from the Kalten Herberge is quite a bit steeper. The path is only moderately paved here, so if possible up here and down to Langenordnach.

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Pass between Kalte Herberge and Langenordnach with a beautiful view of the Feldberg

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Highly recommended as a departure. I drove it down from "Auf der Spirzen", hardly any traffic during the week. Here is a video for the visual impression https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqOVzEk3cHo

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I didn't have that on my screen and the climb just didn't want to end. In the serpentines I would stop and look back. Great area and a nice yard there.

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I can only recommend the route for going down and warmly there. High-speed slope with super asphalt and easily visible curves. As a driveway, it is super stressful due to the heavy, fast traffic paired with trucks and log trailers. It is better to take the shady, unused branch route via the "Steigweg", which begins directly in Wagensteig.

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A real classic in the southern Black Forest. Among South Baden racing cyclists, the Kande is considered one of the toughest mountains in the southern Black Forest. At least the numbers bear that out. With 12 kilometers and an average gradient of 8.2%, the ascent from Waldkirch does not need to hide at all from legendary Alpine climbs such as Alpe d'Huez and is roughly in the same league.

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Very sporty challenge for cyclists. From Waldkirch up to the Kandel, almost 1,000 vertical meters have to be mastered on a 12 km route. The asphalt quality is moderate (as of June 2020).

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Clear recommendation! The direct connection to the Thurner is very busy, this detour is less steep and safer.

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