Best cave trails in Upper Danube Nature Park

Natural and cultural Danube Rock Run in the Swabian Alb, Baden-Württemberg This route is a certified premium hiking trail that offers many exciting natural and cultural attractions. The Kloster Felsenweg starts at the gymnasium in Laiz and leads along steep and narrow paths through truly spectacular landscapes. From split rocks, caves worth seeing and lush green river valleys, there is something for everyone here. It is worth pausing every now and then to enjoy the magnificent views of the...

Panoramic, certified premium hiking trail in the Donaubergland, Baden-Württemberg. This route is part of the "Danube Waves" in the Upper Danube Nature Park. This varied route leads along the Ziegelhütte to the Kallenberg ruins, Bronnen Castle, and the Bronnen Caves. This circular route also offers beautiful views and fascinating rock formations. A nice stop is recommended at the Berghaus Knopfmacher on the last few kilometers. Attention! The Danube footbridge (pedestrian bridge over the...

Popular, family-friendly circular route near Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg. This beautiful circular route leads partly along the Danube, partly through wooded areas and offers numerous viewpoints along the way. The starting point is the car park at the Laiz festival hall. A bus also goes here. There is a café and a restaurant at the starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Bathing area on the Danube - Devil's Bridge - Inzigkofen rock roof - Inzigkofen caves and rock gate - View from Känzele

Panoramic, picturesque circular hiking trail in the Upper Danube Nature Park, Baden-Württemberg. This wonderful circular route offers fantastic views over Fridingen and the Danube. You hike along beautiful woodland and have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the surrounding area time and again. There are refreshment stops and public transport connections in Fridingen. Highlights of the tour: - Sperberloch - Mattheiser Chapel - View from Stiegler Felsen

Exciting circular route in the Danube valley near Beuron, Baden-Württemberg. There is a lot to see here on a relatively short route: in addition to the unique landscape of the Danube highlands with imposing limestone cliffs, some over 200 metres high, there are dark caves and lots of history to discover on the Way of the Cross and Bronnen Castle. The trail is well marked throughout. Highlights: - Way of the Cross - Liebfrauental with Lourdes grotto and picture tree - Bronnen Castle -...

Popular, certified premium hiking trail in Donaubergland, Baden-Württemberg. This route is part of the Danube Waves and offers several cultural and historical highlights. You walk across the historic wooden bridge over the Danube and past Beuron Abbey. This route also has a lot to offer in terms of scenery. In addition to exciting rock formations, you can expect marvellous views, beautiful forests and, last but not least, the Danube. Highlights of the hike: - Wildenstein Castle - Imdorf...

Stage 5 of the German Danube Cycle Route. The fifth day's stage of the long-distance cycle route leads from Tuttlingen to Sigmaringen. You should plan some time for the stopover in Beuron in particular, as there is both the Danube Gorge and the Benedictine monastery to admire. Highlights: - Beuron Benedictine monastery - Danube Gorge - Sigmaringen Castle

Wonderful, picturesque circular hike in the Upper Danube Nature Park, Baden-Württemberg. This idyllic loop leads through the forest near Sigmaringen and along the Danube. Along the way, you pass numerous viewpoints and hike through beautiful forest landscapes. Highlights of the hike: - Gypsy rock - Inzigkofer caves and rock gate - Steep steps on rocky cliffs - Small rock gate - Devil's bridge - Suspension bridge - Amalienfelsen

Interesting, certified premium hiking trail in Donaubergland, Baden-Württemberg. This route in the Swabian Alb leads along varied forests and landscapes. The Danube sinkhole is a popular tourist destination that can be observed from the riverside path or from the riverbed itself. The Danube flows across the European watershed into the Black Sea - but thanks to the Danube sinking, some of the water flows through underground cavities near Immendingen to the Aachtopf, Germany's largest...