Best moderate trails in Lörrach

Varied, idyllic circular route in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. This beautiful circular route begins at the foot of Rötteln Castle, one of the largest and most impressive castle ruins in southern Baden. There is an entrance fee to visit the castle. The route continues through the beautiful Black Forest landscape, through wildly romantic and tranquil forests to the Rümminger Moos nature reserve. The Rümminger Moos is a damp oak-hornbeam forest that has been designated a nature reserve....

From Lörrach via Inzingen and Degerrfelden to Rheinfelden and via the Swiss side through Rheinfelden to Basel. The route follows the main road through Kaiseraugst and Biersfelden past the large chemical and pharmaceutical plants. Back on the other side of the Rhine, the route becomes quieter again along the meadow in Riehen.

This route leads from the medieval Rötteln Castle across the Swiss border to Basel. Situated in the border triangle between Germany, France and Switzerland, this castle, the landmark of Lörrach, has seen a lot. This route starts at the castle and leads to Basel, passing the Rhine on the way.

Idyllic and scenic circular hike in Salzert near Lörrach, Baden-Württemberg. The route starts at the bus stop in Salzert and leads through the village for a while before crossing field and forest paths. Highlights of the circular route: - Beautiful views - Varied paths - Idyllic natural landscape

This cross-border tour leads from Lörrach through the "Three-Country Corner" to the Rhine Side Canal (Grand Canal d'Alsace). The route follows flat, well-maintained cycling and hiking paths through the Wiese Valley and the Rhine Plain. A major highlight is crossing the border into France and enjoying the expansive views across the Rhine waterway. The trail is technically very simple and, due to the level terrain, is perfectly suited for an extended trip by bike or on foot.

The short Alsace tour starts at Lörrach-Stetten railway station, but can just as easily start in Weil am Rhein or Basel. In France, cycle paths are often not signposted. In some places, you can follow the signposting for hiking trails. Between Saint Louis and Attenschwiller, you unfortunately have to take the busy D473 for a few minutes. The route leads through tranquil villages with half-timbered houses and churches worth seeing. On the hills in Alsace you have a beautiful view of the Black...