Gemeinde Braunsbach

Döttingen and Eschentaler Bach:



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail leads through one of the most beautiful sections of the Kocher Valley to Döttingen. Via the Eschentaler Bach valley, you reach the plateau of the Hohenlohe Plain and return to Braunsbach.



Parking: Parking lot at the cemetery

Bus

Around the Schaalberg:



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail leads past the Jewish cemetery, uphill through the shady deciduous forest to the Schaalhof farm. Across the plateau, past the old Enningen castle site, it descends again via the Weinbergweg (Weinberg Trail) to Braunsbach.



Parking: Parking

Wildly romantic Grimmbach Valley:



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail initially leads halfway above the Kocher Valley into the romantic Grimmbach Valley. It then climbs to Elzhausen and back to Braunsbach.



Parking: Parking lot at the cemetery

Bus: Route 26 Künzelsau - Schwäbisch Hall

Characteristics

On the Way of St. James to Orlach:



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail leads uphill through the romantic Orlach stream ravine to Orlach. Past the Teufelskanzel (Devil's Pulpit), the trail continues over the Schlossbach ravine to Braunsbach Castle.



Parking: Parking lot at the cemetery

Bus: Route 26

Through the Jungholzhausener Klinge (Cut-out):



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail leads through the Elsenberg forest, past the forest barbecue area, and continues uphill to Jungholzhausen. A paved path follows a romantic ridge through the Stollenberg forest section back to Braunsbach. Sturdy footwear

To Geislingen through the Kocher Valley:



Starting from Braunsbach, the hiking trail leads halfway up the valley, passing under one of the highest bridges in Europe, towards Geislingen. The Kocher Valley Cycle Path initially passes Geislingen towards Enslingen. After crossing the Kocher River, you reach

Around Steinkirchen:



This hike showcases the diversity of the Hohenlohe landscape. From the deeply incised Kocher Valley near Steinkirchen, the trail leads through a side valley to Tierberg Castle, then across the plateau of the Hohenlohe Plain to Jungholzhausen, and back via Döttingen along the Kocher