Lauterbacher Hiking Trail - "Qualitätsweg Wanderbares Deutschland"

Dear hiking friends, we have created a varied hiking trail with many viewpoints for you. Choose your own starting point.

We start the description at the town hall at the information board. After 100 m, we ascend at the cemetery and hike along the panorama trail about 50 m above the road towards Unterdorf. Past the Wittumsiedlung, we reach the "Stemmer Chapel". Dr. Stemmer was a priest and doctor; he had the chapel built next to his house. We ascend in switchbacks to the "Mountain Chapel". This chapel was also built by Dr. Stemmer and was handed over to the Black Forest Club after his death, of which he was a founding member.

At Storzenhof, our path leads between the mill and the farm to the Reute. Steeply, we climb a path up to Purpenhalde with a wonderful view to the southern Swabian Alb. On the plateau, we continue hiking with beautiful views to Zollernblick. The Hohenzollern, about 60 km away, as well as the Swabian Alb, can be seen. The border stones we pass still show the course of the border between Baden and Württemberg. Württemberg Lauterbach was a peninsula in Baden territory. Eighteen of the 21 km of Lauterbach’s municipal border were the Baden-Württemberg border. At the signpost "Überm Vogtandres," part of Lauterbach in the valley is visible. After crossing the connecting road to Tennenbronn, we descend at Reibehof into Bremenloch. Past the Bremenloch spring, which supplies a significant part of Lauterbach's water supply, we reach Güntersberg with a beautiful view to the sunny side of the Lauterbach valley. After descending to Wiesbauernhof, we hike upstream along the stream. We continue along the path by Lauterbach, past Hugenhof, and cross the road at Oberbauernhof. We then follow the path to the "Adler" mountain inn on the Fohrenbühl pass height.

At the "Adler," we turn right and follow the red rhombus with a white stripe of the Mittelweg Pforzheim - Waldshut. It leads us to the "Memorial House" of the Black Forest Club. It was built in 1903 by the Black Forest Club Lauterbach as a tower hut and converted into a fallen soldiers' memorial house in 1924 and donated to the main club. Continuing on the Mittelweg, we reach Kohlplatz, where a charcoal burner once practiced his craft. Through a hollow alley, we reach Mooswald. Now we have the beautiful high valley Sulzbach ahead of us. We continue to the "Kapfhäusle", probably the most photographed house in the region. From here, we again have a magnificent view of the Swabian Alb. We stay on the Mittelweg and hike through a biotope to Grusenloch bridge. Here we turn left to Grusenloch and continue to the inn "Heuwies," where a magnificent view of the Northern Black Forest awaits us. We leave the Mittelweg and follow the yellow rhombus to Rotwassersattel. From here, turn left to Rotwasserwald, where we meet the Kinzig-Neckar-Weg (blue rhombus). We hike over the sunny Kienbronn high plateau to Wurstwald. At Hölzlehof, we ascend with the yellow rhombus to Hartsköpfle and further down to the "Moosmann's Cave". Moosmann lived only in the summer months in this cave. He was a son of the border guard Moosmann. Now back with the blue rhombus, we hike to the Hohen Schramberg castle ruin and to Burgstüble. Enjoy the view over the Fünftälerstadt Schramberg and the elevated neighboring towns.

We now enter the rocky area of Schlossberg and reach the location Burgweg. Here we change to the yellow rhombus and proceed via the locations "Elefantenkopf", "Beim Aussichtshäusle" towards Aussichtshäusle. Just before, we turn right down to Geißhalde. Going up the Lauterbach valley, we come to the Arthur Junghans monument and reach the "Lauterbach Waterfalls." At Sammelweiher, we cross Lauterbach over a bridge and reach, via a path, the locations "Felsenmeer" and "Elisabethenfelsen." On a narrow path through the rocks, it goes up to the "Countess Elisabethenfelsen." Climbing further, we reach Schlosshof. Passing the playground and barbecue area and then Sonnenstein, we again reach Kammermartinsdobel with the yellow rhombus. The Koppen Wegle path leads us up to the sunny Imbrand plateau. Our next destination is the Rabenfelsen with a viewing pavilion. Now we descend via the "Kreuzfelsen" to Albert Gold Street and to the town hall.

Hiking boots, weatherproof clothing, backpack provisions, drinks.

Recommended: hiking poles, binoculars, camera

A81 to Rottweil exit, B462 to Schramberg, then on L108 to Lauterbach town hall Schrambergerstraße 5.

A5 to Offenburg exit, on B33 to Hornberg and then on L108 to Lauterbach town hall Schrambergerstraße 5.

Hornberg train station, by bus via Fohrenbühl to Lauterbach bus stop Cemetery.

Schiltach train station by bus to Schramberg, then to Lauterbach bus stop Cemetery

At the town hall, 100 m further towards Hornberg in the cemetery parking lot, after another 200 m in Pfarrer Sieger Street.

At Fohrenbühl near the inns or at the forest parking lot.

Flyer "Lauterbacher Hiking Trail" for download

Brochure (Experience) Worthy for download

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