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Absolutely peaceful and idyllically situated on the outskirts of Zavelstein, in the heart of a nature reserve, with a magical panorama, the hikers' lodge invites you to a cozy stop. Here, we spoil you with hearty Swabian Black Forest specialties, delicious Spätzle variations, barbecue events, cozy fondue evenings, and cabin parties! We have been awarded two lions by "Taste the South" for our wide selection of regional products. The hikers' lodge is also a partner business of the Black Forest Central/North Nature Park Hosts. Source: https://www.kronelamm-schwarzwald.de/de/genuss-kulinarik/wanderheim.html

The sculpture "13/93" belongs to Erich Hauser's late works, which employ crystalline, fractured triangular forms whose vertical and lateral, drifting points reach towards the sky. The apparent splitting into individual geometric forms, however, does not lead to a fragmentation of the basic structure, but rather to a unity that is co-staged by the light. The prismatic decomposition of the body is reminiscent of the Cubist style at the beginning of the 20th century.

A beautiful stretch of trail off the busy B295, which takes you directly to the outskirts of Calw—or away from it. It runs right along the edge of the barracks on a fairly straight path. The downhill is easy, but as mentioned, you're not alone, so slow down, especially where paths join.

Beautiful view of Ehningen and Gärtringen

Nice view of Deckenpfronn from Lerchenberg, whose radio tower can also be seen

A superb, traffic-free path (open to agriculture). The climb is relatively short but steep, making it ideal for a good workout with interval training. On the other hand, I find the descent into the residential area of Ostelsheim a bit risky: The path is relatively narrow, you're always expected to encounter pedestrians, and at the bottom, you have to brake hard because of the right-before-left rule at the very confusing corner. Therefore, I'd prefer to switch to the road on the downhill.

The church was built in the 10th/11th century, and parts of the church tower and north wall still survive today. In 1488, the nave was added to the existing defensive tower, and Protestant sermons have been held here since 1548. In 1750, the gallery parapet was painted with 30 biblical motifs.

I also find it better towards Gärtringen. The climb near Aidlingen is steep, but afterward, you're happy about the longer descent to Gärtringen along the fields, where you can take the hills at a decent speed before gently coasting to a stop. On the other hand, the descent near Aidlingen is annoying because you ride through a confusing residential area. Traffic is concentrated near the Aidlingen sports center. After that, the route from the forest onwards is open only to residents – which, of course, doesn't hinder anyone in practice. Nevertheless, there's not much traffic here, and the road is nice and wide for a route of this size.