Best partially-paved trails in Obersulm

There is a lot to experience in the recreation area of Breitenauer See: you can rent rowing boats and pedal boats, sunbathe on the lawn or the sandy beach, play table tennis and basketball or hop on the trampoline. There is also a non-swimmer area for families with children. More information is available at https://www.breitenauer-see.de/

Popular, picturesque loop in the Swabian-Franconian Forest, Baden-Württemberg. This idyllic loop starts at Lautereck Castle in Löwenstein and leads along meadows and fields around the beautiful Breitenauer See lake. There are bathing opportunities and boat hire. After a detour to the Löwenstein ruins, the route returns to the starting point. Highlights of the hike: - Löwenstein ruins - Lautereck Castle - Lake Breitenau

Tour 6 from the Breitenauer See to the Zeilberg and to Willsbach It goes over fields from the Breitenauer See to Affaltrach. The former synagogue that stands here is particularly worth seeing. Then the path leads up to the Zeilberg, where you can make a detour to the wine and forest adventure trail. Through the vineyard and through orchards it goes down to Willsbach, which invites you to take a break in Sulmpark. Starting point: car park P1 Breitenauer See Note: The sea route in the area...

Tour 10 through the Autal via Willsbach to Rosenberg This hike leads through the Autal valley and past the Rebhof to Willsbach. First it goes along the B39, then over fields and through grapevines until the path finally leads to Rosenberg, from where it goes straight back to the starting point. Starting point: hikers' car park at the Neuhaus Walking time: approx. 1 1/2 hours

Tour 5 from the Breitenauer See to the Zigeunerfohrle Hiking where the wine grows in Obersulm from the Breitenauer See to the Eichelberg. From the parking lot it goes first along the lake to Weiler. From there the path leads permanently uphill, first to paradise and then over the plateau to the Zigeunerfohrle. The path offers beautiful views of the Breitenauer See. Through fields it goes back to the start of the hike. Note: The sea route in the area of the bathing bay is temporarily...

Tour 4 from the Breitenauer See to paradise and to Reisach Starting at the parking lot, this hike leads around the Breitenauer See to Weiler. The ascent over the Weilerberg up to paradise is very worthwhile due to the wonderful view. The route continues through the vineyards via Eichelberg to Reisach, from where the path leads over fields back to the starting point. Starting point: car park P1 Breitenauer See Walking time: approx. 4 hours Note: The sea route is chargeable in the area of...

Tour 11 from the Greut car park over the Rauhberg to Sülzbach This route goes through a combination of village, forest and wine country. The short but demanding route begins at the Greut car park and leads through the forest up to the Rauhberg. The way down to Sülzbach only offers a short rest, because behind the village there is a steep uphill to Altenberg. However, the view makes up for the effort and the way back to the starting point promises some relaxation. Starting point: Greut...

Hiking trail with a beautiful view over the Weinsberger valley and the Breitnauer lake. Easily accessible from the Affaltrach S-Bahn.

Tour 9 through the Autal via Willsbach to Breitenauer See The hiker arrives at Willsbach through the Autal and Rebhof. Along the B39 and over the Rosenberg the path leads down to the Breitenauer See. The Breitenauer Hof, which towers high above the lake of the same name, is almost completely circled until the starting point is reached. Walking time: approx. 2 1/2 hours Note: The sea route in the area of the bathing bay is temporarily chargeable in summer.

Tour 8 through the Autal to Hößlinsülz and to the Breitenauer See The hike initially follows the Aubach before it leads through a short forest into the vineyards. The first intermediate destination, Hößlinsülz, is in front of your eyes, as is the Breitenauer See, which is reached after a short hike through the suburb of Löwenstein. You return to the starting point via the bay and the Rosenberg. Starting point: hikers' car park at the Neuhaus Walking time: approx. 2 1/4 hours Note: The sea...