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Northern Black Forest Tourism GmbH
Sonnenweg 5, 75378 Bad Liebenzell
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This challenging hike has been certified as a "dream tour" quality trail since 2016. Unique views, natural highlights, and places to stop for refreshments await you.
In the heart of the Seven Valleys city Bad Herrenalb, We begin at the town hall square (tourist information). with our promising “dream tour” through the arched gateway onto Klosterstrasse.
We follow the signs for "Große Runde" (Large Loop) , in between the marker signs with the blue and yellow diamond serve as waymarkers.
First, we walk along the spring discovery trail and follow the blue diamond marker on the Albtalweg trail. This forest path leads us to the Albtal hunting lodge , where we turn right towards the Rißwasenhütte . There, we follow the signs for " Einstieg Großes Loch " (Entrance to the Great Hole) until we reach the Große Loch (Great Hole). From here, we climb uphill to the Teufelsmühle (Devil's Mill ).
Now we continue towards Stone bench and Hahnenfalzhütte. The Brudesweg We will then arrive via Axtloh to the Talwiesenschänke ski lodge. Here we turn left towards Valley meadow and continue until the Hirschwinkelhütte. On the Schanzweg We return to Bad Herrenalb.
With a length of approximately 15,5 km , this tour is ideal for demanding hikers who value natural paths, varied landscapes and the inclusion of natural attractions.
The natural forest gorge Großes Loch was formed approximately 200 million years ago and is a particularly valuable natural monument and highlight.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the fitness requirement.
Recommended hiking season: spring, summer and autumn (depending on the weather until the end of November, caution: slippery leaves).
In winter, it is not recommended to hike the trail due to the risk of slipping and snowfall.
Tourism and city marketing Bad Herrenalb
Rathausplatz 11
76332 Bad Herrenalb
Phone: 07083/5005 55
Email: info@badherrenalb.de
On this tour you will find the Hartwig and Rißwasen huts as shelters and rest stops, as well as the Hahnenfalz hut, which is partially staffed. A barbecue area is located at the Hirschwinkel hut.
In the heart of the Seven Valleys city Bad Herrenalb, We begin at the town hall square (tourist information). with our promising “dream tour” Through the arched gateway onto Klosterstraße. Nature lovers will find this circular hike particularly rewarding.
We follow the signs for "Große Runde" (Large Loop) , in between the marker signs with the blue and yellow diamond serve as waymarkers.
Passing through the archway next to the tourist information office, we reach the ruins of the Cistercian monastery with its remarkable pine tree atop the entrance arch. The path then leads us past the monastery barn to the spring discovery trail.
Here we follow the blue diamond marker on the Albtalweg trail . This forest path leads us to the Albtal hunting lodge , where we turn right towards the Rißwasenhütte . There, we follow the signs for " Einstieg Großes Loch " (Entrance to the Great Hole) until we reach the Große Loch (Great Hole). The Große Loch is a natural, unspoiled forest gorge that formed approximately 200 million years ago and is now a natural monument. From here, we ascend to the Teufelsmühle (Devil's Mill) , where we can take a longer break and enjoy the magnificent view.
Now we continue towards Stone bench and Hahnenfalzhütte. The Following the path of the brother We will reach via Axtloh into the Upper Gaistal, where in Ski lodge Talwiesenschänke also a refreshment possibility exists. Here we turn left. Towards valley meadow and continue until the Hirschwinkelhütte. Over the shady spot located in the forest Schanzweg We return to Bad Herrenalb.
With a length of approximately 15,5 km, this tour is ideal for demanding hikers who value natural paths, varied landscapes and the inclusion of natural attractions.
Accessible by train and bus
by car:
Coming from the direction of Frankfurt or Basel, take the A5 motorway, exit at Ettlingen, then follow the signs.
Coming from the direction of Stuttgart, take the A8 motorway, exit at Karlsbad/Bad Herrenalb, then follow the signs.
Park and Ride at the train station Bad Herrenalb and at the entrance to the town (coming from Ettlingen, turn right at the roundabout)
Paid parking spaces at the thermal baths
Paid parking lot at the town hall
Paid parking lot at Sägwasenplatz
Free parking in the forest above the cemetery
Sturdy footwear.
Hiking poles can be helpful on the sometimes steep ascents and descents.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the fitness requirement.