Best moderate trails in Weil am Rhein

This hike leads over the Tüllinger Berg, a striking vantage point in the border triangle between Germany, France and Switzerland. From the starting point, the trail leads through the sun-drenched vineyards, which are known for growing Chasselas and Pinot Noir. On the plateau of the Tüllinger Berg, the trail passes through valuable orchards and sparse deciduous forests, which are recognised as a European bird sanctuary. With a little luck, the rare hoopoe, wryneck and red-backed shrike can be...

From Huningue to Lauterbourg - EuroVelo 15 runs alongside the Rhone-Rhine canal, the Petite Camargue Alsatian Reserve, through the Hardt forest, passes near Ottmarsheim and its famous Romanesque church, then on to Fessenheim, home of Victor Schoelcher, to Neuf-Brisach, Vauban's citadel classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and continues on to Artzenheim. This is a "nature" itinerary that combines the discovery of pleasant sites along the Rhine or the canal, or on the edge of the...

The third and final segment of the “Dreiland-Wanderweg” (Three Countries Hiking Trail) starts in Haltingen and heads to Krebsbach Nature Park. In Frieglingen it is possible to visit the Textile Museum. The trail on its way back to Basel crosses the Three Countries Bridge connecting Germany, France and Switzerland and ends at the Schifflände, near the Mittlere Brücke bridge. The “Dreiland-Wanderweg” (three-country hiking trail) is a cross-border hiking trail connecting Germany, France and...

Popular long-distance cycle route along the Danube from its source to the German-Austrian border. This popular and fascinating long-distance cycle route follows the ancient Roman road and impresses with impressive nature, historic castles and palaces and a wonderful mountain panorama. Many sights and excursion destinations are off the beautiful route and invite you to make optional stops. The Danube cycle path is divided into 14 stages, but can also be planned differently individually....

Stage 1 of the German Danube Cycle Route. The first stage of the Danube Cycle Path starts in Weil am Rhein, which especially has a lot to offer those interested in design with the Vitra Design Museum, and ends in Laufenburg. There are Roman ruins and serene forests to be seen along the way. Highlights: - Weil am Rhein: Vitra Design Museum, Stapflehuus - Boxwood - Roman ruin Augusta Raurica