Best long trails in Bischofsheim an der Rhön

Premium hiking trail and section of the Hochrhöner (western route) This certified premium hiking trail leads through forests and takes you to the unique landscape of the Rotes Moor nature reserve. On the way, you can meet the Rhön sheep with their typical black heads. At the height of the Red Moor, the Hochrhöner divides into an east and a west route. If you want to follow the western route, stick to the Kuppenrhön routes, while the Lange-Rhön routes lead eastwards. Highlights: - Swedish...

Panoramic circular route in the Rhön biosphere reserve. A varied hike that leads through the typical landscape of the Rhön and on which several information boards from the "Experience Rhön geology" series provide information about the region's geological past. The route leads along partly unsurfaced paths, some of which are slippery in wet weather. It is marked with a white "4" on a blue background. The start is at the "Rothsee" car park. Highlights: - Brown coal mine - Information...

There are refreshment stops. Start at Kreuzberg and can be reached by bus and train (bus stop: Kloster Kreuzberg).

Popular mountain bike tour in the Bavarian Rhön Nature Park This challenging MTB tour leads to four peaks in the Rhön. A good level of fitness is required as there are many climbs to conquer. There are rest and refreshment stops. Highlights of the tour: - Himmeldunkberg - Kreuzberg - Heidelstein - Wasserkuppe - Red moor

Popular hike in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. Over a distance of a good 20 kilometres, this hike connects Klosterkreuzberg with Bad Neustadt an der Saale. The route leads through the forest as far as Burgwallbach, then you walk through the Brend valley. Once you arrive in Bad Neustadt, you can end the day with a stop for refreshments or a bit of sightseeing. Highlights of the hike: - Bad Neustadt an der Saale - Monastery cross mountain - Views over the Bavarian Forest -...

Popular cross-country ski trail in the Bavarian Rhön Nature Park Access to the cross-country ski trail opposite the Kreuzberg car park. There are refreshment stops. Accessible by bus and train (bus stop: Kreuzberg Monastery).

This route leads from Kreuzberg to the Guckas Pass, via the mountain forest to Lösershag and on to Oberbach and the House of the Black Mountains. The start and end points can be reached by bus and train.