Best long trails in Pfullingen
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Explore the most popular long trails near Pfullingen with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.6 (27)·Moderate·5.9 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hrPromising, certified premium hiking trail on the Swabian Alb, Baden-Württemberg. This route is a certified premium hiking trail and runs through numerous protected areas: NESCO biosphere reserve "Swabian Alb", nature reserve "Wonhalde-Spielberg", FFH area "Albtrauf Pfullingen" and the bird sanctuary Middle Swabian Alb. In early summer even wild orchids can be admired. Otherwise, the tour offers magnificent views and leads over meadows rich in flowers and on natural paths through beautiful...
- 4.2 (13)·Moderate·6 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hrScenic, idyllic circular hike on the Swabian Alb, Baden-Wuerttemberg. From the Wanne car park, the route leads over extensive meadow landscapes and through beech forest typical of the Alb up to a wonderful vantage point. From the Wackersteinfelsen and the Schönberg observation tower, which is also known as “Onderhos” thanks to its appearance, you will be rewarded with fantastic views. Highlights of the round: - Distant view from Schönberg - Romantic forest landscape
- 5.0 (3)·Moderate·16.8 mi·Est. 8.5–9.5 hrA nice MTB tour to Lichtenstein Castle and the surrounding area. Start and finish is a parking lot in Pfullingen. Those who do not want to cycle along the former railway embankment (tarred cycle path) can also drive directly to Unterhausen and park there. Except for a few kilometers, the route runs on gravel roads. The majority are trails. You can take a break at Lichtenstein Castle and those who are not yet tired can climb a lap on the high ropes course. There are many beautiful views along...
- Moderate·6.7 mi·Est. 3–3.5 hrThis route begins in Pfullingen and heads southwest to the Stöffelberg-Pfulllinger Berg Forest. She uses the Gailenbühlweg and passes the pool. Then she makes a curve and follows the Lindentalbach and finally meets the same paths as on the way there. While the first part of the hike leads through fields and meadows, the second part is hilly and wooded.