Best river trails in Schwäbisch Hall
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Explore the most popular river trails near Schwäbisch Hall with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.8 (9)·Moderate·15.6 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrGreat circular route near Schwäbisch Hall in Baden-Württemberg. A beautiful hike that is also suitable for families with children. However, the last few hundred metres up to the panoramic Einkorn are very steep. Once at the top, there is a fantastic view of the Hohenlohe region, refreshment stops, a playground and public bathrooms. It is therefore a good place to take a long break. The hike starts at the historic market square, right next to St Michael's Church. It is also possible to start...
- 4.2 (15)·Moderate·8 km·Est. 2–2.5 hrThis scenic route leads to the highest peak in the Swabian Alb, the Lemberg, in the district of Tuttlingen. The trail opens up the wooded summit plateau and leads to the catered Lemberghaus. The route runs along a varied mixture of well-maintained forest paths, rooty nature trails and steeper hairpin bends in the summit area. A central highlight is the 33 metre high Lemberg Tower, from whose platform you can enjoy a magnificent panorama from the Alps across the Black Forest to the Stuttgart...
- 4.5 (5)·Moderate·44.9 km·Est. 12.5–13.5 hrStage 2 of the "Kocher-Jagst-Radweg" long-distance cycle route, Baden-Württemberg. This is the second stage of the varied Kocher-Jagst Cycle Route, which follows the courses of the Kocher and Jagst rivers in a wonderful, approximately 340 km long circular tour. The second stage starts in Schwäbisch Hall and leads via Künzelsau to Forchtenberg-Sindringen. Normally, this section, which has only a few climbs, can be cycled in around four hours. In addition to the beautiful cycle path directly...
- 4.1 (3)·Hard·16.9 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrNature and culture-rich section of the Kochersteig long-distance hiking trail. This hike leads through forests and valleys along all viewpoints and panoramic views. This route offers several historical sights and is accessible by train and bus. Highlights: -Historic old town of Schwäbisch Hall -Hohenlohe plain
- 4.0 (1)·Hard·16.9 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrNature and culture-rich section of the Kocher-Jagst Trail long-distance hiking trail A varied hike with numerous historical and nature-related sights. The trail passes through forests and valleys and along picturesque villages. This stage has refreshment stops and can be reached by train and bus. Highlights: -Historic old town centre of Schwäbisch Hall -Eltershofen Castle
- 3.0 (1)·Hard·57.3 km·Est. 17–18.5 hrNature and culture-rich hike on the Kochersteig long-distance hiking trail. This varied hike leads through forests and valleys along all the viewpoints and panoramic views. This route offers several historical sights and is accessible by train and bus. Highlights: -River valleys -Limpurger mountains -Benedictine Comburg Abbey -Fields -Town centre -Döttingen Castle -Tierberg Castle -Carolingian Basilica of St Vitus -St Anne's Chapel and spring -Buchenbach Castle -Rötelbach valley
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Frequently asked questions
What is the longest river trail in Schwäbisch Hall?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest river trail in Schwäbisch Hall is Haller Radmarathon. This trail is estimated to be 211.1 km long.
Which river trail has the most elevation gain in Schwäbisch Hall?
Schwäbisch Hall: With an ascent of 5,899 m, Haller Radmarathon has the most elevation gain of all of the river trails in the area. The next highest ascent for river trails is Hohenloher Landheg Tour with 2,461 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult river trail in Schwäbisch Hall?
The most popular and difficult river trail in Schwäbisch Hall is Kochersteig Etappe 1: Hessental - Braunsbach with a 4.1-star rating from 3 reviews.