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A former farm estate, first documented around 1300 and run as an inn from 1600 onwards. Today, the Hofgut Himmelreich inn is run as an inclusive business and offers permanent employment to people with intellectual disabilities, in addition to non-disabled employees, based on hotel and restaurant rates. Opening hours and contact details (room booking and reservations): https://hofgut-himmelreich.de/ There is also a non-denominational chapel dedicated to St. James. A Way of St. James, long used by pilgrims, passes through here. You wouldn't notice that the chapel has been demolished twice for road construction. It has been rebuilt repeatedly under the supervision of the Monument Protection Office. The property is just a short walk from Himmelreich train station, from where you can take the Höllentalbahn (Hell Valley Railway) towards Titisee and Freiburg. There is a noise barrier facing the B31.

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Perfectly paved cycling infrastructure, perfect for rolling back after a long day in the Black Forest.

The chapel is special because it has two floors. The upper floor - still recognizable from the outside by the two small windows framed with sandstone - used to serve as a storeroom. A crucifix hangs in a niche between the window openings. On the ground floor you enter the chapel through a wide door. The first chapel was built after the end of the Thirty Years' War in 1634. Renovated around 1900. Restored in 1987/88. https://www.dreisamtal-online.eu/orte/kirchen/laubishofkapelle/artikel.html

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The cycle path between Kirchzarten and Buchenbach is well developed and easy to ride... The landscape is absolutely top notch anyway — that makes the ✅🚲 tour really fun

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Last chance to board the train before the climb to Hinterzarten.

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Anyone who has ever taken the Höllentalbahn from Freiburg to Neustadt in the Black Forest will know the magnificent view of the gorge and the river that you have when you travel over the Ravenna Bridge. The 36-meter-high and 224-meter-long viaduct is the successor to the bridge built in 1887, which was blown up in the Second World War. In the run-up to Christmas, a Christmas market below the bridge invites you to enjoy mulled wine in the Black Forest setting. The best way to discover the Ravenna Viaduct is on a hike - for example, coming from Hinterzarten through the Löffeltal and back through the gorge.

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Very nice church.

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A former farm estate, first documented around 1300 and run as an inn from 1600 onwards. Today, the Hofgut Himmelreich inn is run as an inclusive business and offers permanent employment to people with intellectual disabilities, in addition to non-disabled employees, based on hotel and restaurant rates. Opening hours and contact (room booking and reservations): https://hofgut-himmelreich.de/ There is also a non-denominational chapel dedicated to St. James. A Way of St. James, long used by pilgrims, passes through here. You wouldn't notice that the chapel has been demolished twice for road construction. It has been rebuilt repeatedly under the supervision of the Monument Protection Office. The property is just a short walk from Himmelreich train station, from where you can take the Höllentalbahn (Hell Valley Railway) towards Titisee and Freiburg. There is a noise barrier facing the B31.

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Built in 1811, it now (again) has a historicist look, specifically neo-Gothic. The Protestant parish of Freiburg im Breisgau donated the altar of the church of the secularized Freiburg Augustinian Canons' Monastery of All Saints as the high altar. The two side altars were also secularized property. They came from the Cistercian monastery of Günterstal. More on the history of the church, which is well worth seeing, here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Blasius_(Buchenbach)

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You should definitely take a break here

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An absolute must not only for hiking, but also for running. However, you have to be on the road quite early in the morning so that the bridges and stairs are not clogged with tourists. But then it is an absolute dream. The paths are easy to walk on and the incline is also easily manageable. So I recommend walking up the gorge.

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A very impressive old sawing machine, well explained on site.

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Heavenly and inclusive inn with inexpensive cuisine and barrier-free rooms.

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From here you have a really great view and a nice opportunity to rest.

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In the hamlet of Höllsteig, at the entrance to the Ravenna Gorge, there is a small customs house. It is a replica of an 18th century customs station. A toll was once levied here for the route to Hinterzarten.

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One of the oldest inns in the Black Forest, the former "Wirtshaus unter der Steig". And it wasn't just Goethe who enjoyed himself here, Felix Mendelsohn-Bartholdy also stayed here on his honeymoon.

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An old saw that historically explains how sawing developed.

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Customs house Hollsteig In the hamlet of Höllsteig, at the entrance to the Ravenna Gorge, there is a small customs house. It is a replica of an 18th century customs station. A toll was once levied here for the route to Hinterzarten. At times, the star hosts of the nearby Gasthaus zum Sternen were used as customs officers and maintained the paths. Inside the customs house there is a small exhibition on the history of transport in the Höllental. https://www.alemannische-seiten.de/deutschland/breitnau_zollhaus-hoellsteig.php

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Inclusive inn! Since the Himmelreich train station is a good starting point for hikes, it is worth stopping off at the inn at the end. https://hofgut-himmelreich.de/

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Here our tour on the Jägerpfad came to an end. Nice gastronomy. The first beer tasted particularly good.

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