Best hard trails in Simonswald

Exciting, varied circular hiking trail in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. The first part of the route leads to the Zweribach waterfalls. This section of the route is moderately busy. This is followed by the Hirschbach Falls. Finally, the trail meanders along the edge of the mountain to the starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Zweribach waterfalls - Simon Valley - Birkfelsen rocks

This route is Stage 2 of the ZweiTälerSteig, running from the summit of the Kandel to Simonswald. The trail leads through the wild Simonswald Valley, past the thundering Zweribach waterfalls, the rocks of the Teichschlucht gorge and the Spitzen Stein, alongside the Wild Gutach. Inns offer accommodation at both stage destinations; camping is not permitted on this route. Drinking water can be reliably topped up in the villages and inns. Both end points are accessible by regional buses via...

This wonderful tour along the Wilde Gutach, Teichbach and Kilpenbach rivers has a few metres in altitude to climb. The route leads to the pretty Hintereck snack hut and the Spitzen Stein - with views of the Simonswald valley. Stony paths, beautiful views, steep descents and gorges provide all kinds of entertainment in the municipality of Simonswald.

Idyllic, challenging circular hiking trail in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. This loop leads along alpine paths that require surefootedness and a good level of fitness. The effort is rewarded with fantastic views over the Black Forest and idyllic forest scenery. Highlights of the circular hike: - Idyllic nature - Picturesque landscapes - Refreshment stops along the route

This route is Stage 3 of the ZweiTälerSteig, from Simonswald to Oberprechtal-Wittenbach. The trail passes the pilgrimage church on the Hörnleberg, crosses the ridge of the rugged Rohrhardsberg and leads to the viewing points at the Gschasi Rock and the Kapfhütte. Inns offer accommodation at both stage end points; camping is not permitted on this route. You should carry drinking water with you from the start; refreshments are available in the villages. Both end points can be reached by bus via...

This scenic circular route leads through the pristine mountain landscape of the Central Black Forest near Furtwangen. The route follows the ridgeline trail over the Höllkopf and Schultiskopf to the historic Martinskapelle (St. Martin's Chapel), located near the source of the Danube. A major highlight is the impressive panorama that, on clear days, stretches from the Black Forest peaks all the way to the Swiss Alps. The trail is technically moderate but requires a solid level of physical...