Best trails in Forchheim

Popular circular hike from Forchheim in the Franconian Switzerland Nature Park - Franconian Jura. The hiking trail leads once around Forchheim Kellerwald and Rettern and offers great views from the Burgstall Retterner Kanzel and the Walberla lookout point. ------------------------------------------ Accessible by bus and train

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in Serlbach near Forchheim, Bavaria. This beautiful tour can be started at the parking lot in Fürstenweg. On field and forest paths you will also pass a charming stream with a hut in the north-western part, which is ideal for a short break. Highlights of the hike: - Ortelberg - Serlbach - Heidhugel - Bammersdorf

Varied circular hike near Forchheim in the Franconian Switzerland-Franconian Jura Nature Park. The circular hiking trail leads from the Forchheimer Kellerwald to Warbela, where there are beautiful views of Franconian Switzerland and several caves to be discovered. Then go back along the Wiesent and over the Kellerberg. --------------------- Accessible by bus and train

Popular bike tour in the Franconian Switzerland-Frankenjura Nature Park, Bavaria. The loop trail FO9 starts at the Forchheim train station and runs through Kirchehrenbach, Poppendorf and Wiesenthau, among other places. Overall, the bike tour is wonderfully relaxed, but there is one exception: between Poppendorf and Hundshaupten there is a longer uphill section. Once you have completed this ascent, you can relax with a visit to the Hundshaupten wildlife park. Cycle loop 9 mainly runs through...

[LOC 34941] Target hiking trail: Burk - Rotes Knöcklein - Hallerndorf

The waymark for this route is a green vertical line on a white background. However, the path is not consistently signposted.

17th stage of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs on the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route is usually on paved roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle path is partially signposted with the D11 logo (half wheel and "11" on a red background), but sometimes only local cycle paths are signposted.