Best views trails in Zell am Harmersbach

Idyllic, certified premium hiking trail in the central Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. This Black Forest gourmet trail begins not far from the Schwarzer Adler hiking car park: Hikers will find numerous places to stop for refreshments along the hiking trail, such as the Vesperstube Vogt auf Mühlstein. The Black Forest is known for its crockery with rooster and hen motifs. The famous pieces of the Zeller ceramic manufactory accompany you on this circular route, which leads along the edges of...

Picturesque hike in Zell am Harmersbach, Baden-Württemberg. There is a car park at the starting point on Wiesenwaldstraße. The nature trail takes you to various great viewpoints. The Buchbergweg and Egelwaldweg paths bring you back to the starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Beech trees - Moser wayside cross - Sophienquelle spring - Herrenholz - Meadow forest

Accessible by train/bus

Relaxed circular hiking trail in the Black Forest Centre/North Nature Park, Baden-Württemberg. Just under 5 kilometres of pure nature awaits hikers on this route through the central Black Forest. Approximately between kilometres 2.3 and 3.3, the path to the Kuhhornkopf climbs continuously, but otherwise the loop is quite easy to walk. Highlights of the hike: - Kuhhornkopf - Stop off at the Kuhhornkopfhütte (open on Sundays and public holidays) - Idyllic forest paths

From Zell am Harmersbach, the route goes via Biberach to Schönberg (the busy B415 is only used for about 500 metres). From there, a detour to Hohengeroldseck Castle is recommended. The route continues via Reichenbach along the Schutter to Lahr. After Lahr, you cycle through the vineyards with beautiful views over the Rhine Valley to Zunsweier and then through the Kinzig Valley back to Zell.

Panoramic hike in the Black Forest National Park, Baden-Württemberg. The hike starts at the Unterharmersbach train station. From there the road leads to Roth and finally into the forest at the Schwedenkreuz. First the Schwarzenbachsattel is reached and from there it goes to the Brandenkopf. You can take a break and eat something in the local mountain restaurant before heading back to the starting point. It is advisable to obtain information about the opening times in advance.