Best bike touring trails in Baden-Wuerttemberg

Varied loop through Stuttgart's parks. The Great Stuttgart Park Tour leads through the central parks of Stuttgart's city center: the Upper, Middle and Lower Palace Gardens and Rosenstein Park. There are numerous places to stop for refreshments along the way and a barbecue area for a picnic in summer. Highlights: - Rose garden - Lower castle garden - Middle and upper castle gardens - Planetarium

Popular cycle tour on Lake Constance, Baden-Württemberg. This beautiful route leads along the northern shore of Lake Constance. The start is in Friedrichshafen, very close to the railway station. The tour ends in Meersburg. Several railway stations and ferry docks are passed along the way, so there is plenty of scope for individualising the course of the cycle tour. There are also plenty of places to stop for refreshments along the way. Highlights of the cycle tour: - Friedrichshafen...

Charming day stage of the Lake Constance cycle path, Baden-Württemberg. In total, the Lake Constance cycle path includes 8 stages through the most beautiful landscape. With a view of the lake and the mountains in the background, you cycle on the second stage from Merseburg to Lindau. On the way you pass small towns that are worth seeing and invite you to linger. One or the other natural beach along the lake should not be ignored either. Highlights: - picturesque town - Lake Constance...

Popular, exciting circular route in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. There are numerous lookout points and outstanding views on this circular route. The easy-to-walk route leads through a nature reserve and, in addition to the romantic Black Forest nature, offers time and again opportunities for fantastic panoramic views. Highlights of the circular route: - Big and Small Lautenfelsen - Madwiesen - Lime pit meadows

Great bike tour on Lake Constance from Überlingen to Friedrichshafen. This route mostly follows the Lake Constance circular hiking trail and connects the towns of Überlingen and Friedrichshafen. The route is mostly close to the shore and offers views of the lake and, on a clear day, the Alps on the horizon. Along the way, the route passes through historical sites such as Unteruhldingen with its reconstructed pile dwellings from the Stone and Bronze Ages. Another cultural landmark is the...

Certified, exciting quality hiking trail near Blaubeuren, Baden-Württemberg. The circular hike takes you on a journey through time through human history. In the footsteps of the Ice Age hunter, the path leads from the outskirts of Blaubeuren up to the Glass Cave. We continue through the rock labyrinth, past the Kissing Sau to the ruins of Günzelburg. It goes over the Schillerstein through the impressive Köhnenbuch forest and back to Blaubeuren. Highlights of the hike: - Kissing sow -...

Wonderful, panoramic round tour on Lake Titisee, Baden-Wuerttemberg. This beautiful round leads from the Titisee over the Rinken and Feldberg, partly with challenging single trails. A varied round with great views of the Black Forest landscape. Highlights of the round: - Great prospects - Varied with hills and valleys - Refreshments

Excellent bike path that takes you from Schaffhausen via the magnificent Rhine Falls to the shore of Lake Constance. Along the trail, the trail leads past some exciting settlements in the canton and along the shore of the Untersee. Then you reach the destination of Constance with its historical history.

This hike leads through the sun-drenched vineyards and shady woodlands of the Ortenau region near Offenburg. The trail initially leads gently uphill through the vineyards of Rammersweier and offers sweeping views across the Rhine plain. A key highlight is the passage over the Schlossberg, from where, on a clear day, you can see as far as the Vosges mountains in France. The route continues along the near-natural Wolfspfad trail, which partly leads along small streams through the forest,...

This hike leads through the green heart of Stuttgart and connects the idyllic park lakes with the historic hills of the west. The route usually begins at the Bärensee, one of the three man-made lakes in the Rotwildpark, which were dammed back in the 16th century to supply the city with drinking water. Visitors hike under ancient oaks and beeches through the Glemswald forest. A special experience is the path along the Heslach waterfalls, where the water meanders over natural sandstone steps...