Lauterbach High Valley Circuit in the hiking paradise Alb - Black Forest

We begin the scenic circular hike at the highest point, the Mooswaldkopf, at 879 m above sea level, at the hiking car park by the "Gedächtnishaus". The "Gedächtnishaus" is located above the Fohrenbühl pass. It was built in 1924 by the Black Forest Association. First, go about 200 m downhill on the road along the Mittelweg (red lozenge), then turn right onto the forest path to the charcoal burner’s site, where the charcoal burners once practiced their craft. Via the "Mooswald" site (approx. 200 m away is the 1st refreshment station), we reach probably the most photographed and listed Leibgedinghaus in the region, the "Kapfhäusle" (privately owned). Over the footbridge, which leads over the raised bog, we reach the Rotwasser hiking car park. From here, the route can also be walked in the opposite direction. We follow the blue lozenge on the Kinzig-Neckar trail, past the former Hasen guesthouse, from where we cross the Rotwasser and reach Kienbronn. Here, two well-maintained seating areas invite you to a cozy rest with the whole beauty of the Sulzbach Valley in view. Over the Bruckdobel, now following the yellow lozenge, we reach the Sulzbach in the valley, which we cross and then immediately turn left. The path leads us past the listed old Bruckhof to Bruckhof No. 7, where the 2nd refreshment station is set up. From inside the farm, we hike up a narrow, grass-covered path to the "Mooserhof" site. On a good forest path, we walk past the "Welschdorf" site to the "Spittel" ascent, where the 3rd refreshment station awaits us. The further path runs sharply left and uphill to the "Mooswaldkopf", here we reach our starting point again after 10.6 km.

Places to eat: the inns directly on the Fohrenbühl or directly in Lauterbach.