Best partially-paved trails in Sigmaringen
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Explore the most popular partially paved trails near Sigmaringen 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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- 3.9 (21)·Moderate·8.1 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hrWonderful, picturesque circular hike in the Upper Danube Nature Park, Baden-Wuerttemberg. The idyllic tour leads through the forest near Sigmaringen and along the Danube. On the way you pass numerous viewpoints and hike through beautiful forest landscapes. Highlights of the hike: - Gypsy Rock - Inzigkofer Grottoes and Rock Gate - Steep stairs on rocky cliffs - Little rock gate - Devil's Bridge - suspension bridge - Amalienfelsen
- 4.3 (15)·Easy·4.1 mi·Est. 1.5–2 hrSimple Danube Rock Run in the Swabian Alb region - Upper Danube Valley, Baden-Württemberg This relaxed round is a certified premium hiking trail, which leads over a short distance through the grove of "Seven Cherry Trees" through quiet stream valleys and offers views over the idyllic Lauchert valley. You mostly hike on paved and easily accessible paths, which makes this route particularly easy and ideal for a leisurely stroll. Highlights of the hike: - Hertenstein ruins - Nägelesfelsen -...
- 3.9 (11)·Moderate·6 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrVaried, interesting circular hike in the Upper Danube Nature Park, Baden-Württemberg. This wonderful round leads through the forest between Dietfurt and Inzigkofen. You start the hike with great views over the Danube from the lookout rock and the ruins of Broken Gutestein. A little further along the path, you pass the river and hike along the Inzigkofer Grottoes and through Dietfurt back to the starting point. Highlights of the round: - Inzigkofer caves - Devil's Bridge - Split rock -...
- 4.4 (6)·Hard·18.3 mi·Est. 8.5–9.5 hrCulture and scenic section of the long-distance hiking trail Swabian Alb Südrand-Weg HW 2 A varied hike with numerous cultural and famous historical sights. Through forest and valley you pass all the excellent views and along idyllic rivers. This stage has refreshment stops and can be reached by train and bus. Highlights: -Sigmaringen Castle -Collection of the artists Josef and Marianne Henselmann -Amalienfels - Devil's Bridge -Ruins "Broken Gutenstein"
- 4.2 (3)·Hard·23.7 mi·Est. 9.5–10.5 hrStrenuous and castle-filled hike along the Danube near Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg. This hike can be reached by bus and train (bus stop Gutenstein-Langenhardter Straße). For those arriving by car, parking is available at the starting point. There are also refreshment stops in the villages along the route. The hiking trail starts in the west of the municipality of Gutenstein at Gutenstein Castle. The trail then runs along numerous castles and palaces, sometimes directly next to or a...
- 4.0 (1)·Moderate·27.1 mi·Est. 10.5–11.5 hrDiverse, idyllic cycle tour in the Danube Valley, Baden-Württemberg. This wonderful bike tour leads from Gutenstein on the southern slope to Wildenstein Castle. Past rock formations, via Beuron and the Petershöhle, then back through the valley to the starting point. The Rude impresses with its wonderful nature, numerous sights and varied landscapes. Highlights of the round: - Gutenstein Castle - Benedictine Cave - Peter's cave - Band rocks - Wildenstein Castle
- 4.0 (1)·Hard·30 mi·Est. 10.5–11.5 hr1st stage and last stage from Sigmaringen to Ludwigshafen of the nature and culture-rich Swabian Alb Cycle Route The Swabian Alb Cycle Route is an official route of the Swabian Alb Tourism Association. Highlights: - hilly and panoramic bike paths over the Swabian Alb - Going to the beach and swimming in Lake Constance - Inzigkofen Abbey with an impressive 25 hectare Princely Park - Enjoy Swabian cuisine in numerous restaurants in Ludwigshafen
- Moderate·10.2 mi·Est. 4–4.5 hrStage 4 of the “Donau-Zollernalb-Weg” long-distance hiking trail, Baden-Württemberg. This is the fourth stage of the Donau-Zollernalb-Weg quality trail, which runs for almost 160 km from Beuron in the Danube Valley to the Lemberg and crosses the highest part of the Swabian Alb. The fourth stage starts in Sigmaringen and the hike ends in Veringenstadt. In addition to the wonderful nature of the idyllic Lauchert valley, the oldest town hall in Hohenzollern awaits hikers. Sigmaringen Castle is...
Frequently asked questions
What is the longest partially-paved trail in Sigmaringen?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest partially-paved trail in Sigmaringen is Schwäbische Alb-Radweg Etappe 7: Sigmaringen - Ludwigshafen. This trail is estimated to be 30.0 mi long.
Which partially paved trail has the most elevation gain in Sigmaringen?
Sigmaringen: With an ascent of 3,195 ft, Schwäbische Alb Südrand-Weg HW 2 Etappe 11: Sigmaringen - Hausen im Tal has the most elevation gain of all of the partially paved trails in the area. The next highest ascent for partially paved trails is Donaurunde ab Schloss Gutenstein with 2,483 ft of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Sigmaringen?
The most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Sigmaringen is Schwäbische Alb Südrand-Weg HW 2 Etappe 11: Sigmaringen - Hausen im Tal with a 4.4-star rating from 6 reviews.
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- Gundelfinger Gut
- Gebrochen Gutenstein
- Aussichtsfels
- Campingplatz Sigmaringen
- An der Stadthalle
- Jugendzeltplatz Nr. 6 Aisnau
- Teufelslochfelsen
- Schloss Sigmaringen
- Ehem. Kloster Hedingen
- Hertenstein
- Ruine Hertenstein
- Ruine Weckenstein (Heidenschloss)
- Burgfelden
- Alte Donau
- Bettlerküche
- Witberg
- Mühlberg
- Schloß Gutenstein
- Panthelstein
- Borrenfelsen