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Hiking : Felsenweg

Germany Baden-Württemberg Landkreis Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald

Jörg Greifenhagen

Jörg Greifenhagen

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This hiking route takes you through the scenic Felsenweg area, known for its rocky terrain and picturesque landscapes. The trail is a circular route with a total distance of 6.159 kilometers and an elevation gain of 413 meters, making it a moderately challenging hike.

As you start your journey, you will come across the Hohbruckmättle information point, providing insights into the local area. Further along the trail, at around 2.97 kilometers from the start, you will encounter various climbing spots such as Rhode Wand, Birkenwändle, Zigeunerwändle, and Zähringer Wand, offering a thrilling experience for climbing enthusiasts.

Around the midway point of the hike, at approximately 2.83 kilometers from the start, you will find Rastplatzfelsen, a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the surrounding views. Continuing on, you will pass by Schleierwand/Plättle, Bauerntürmle, Bohrhakentürmle, and Buchenfels, each showcasing unique rock formations along the trail.

At 0.23 kilometers from the start, you can marvel at the Bruggawasserfälle waterfall, adding a refreshing touch to your hike. Additionally, make sure to visit Denkmal Max Weiss memorial at 1.74 kilometers from the start, providing historical significance to the area.

Towards the end of the hike, around 2.53 kilometers from the start, you will encounter the Wilde Schneeburg archaeological site, offering a glimpse into the past. Finally, as you complete the trail, take a moment to admire the viewpoints at Gfäll - Obere Felsen and Hohe Brücke, providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.

Before embarking on this hike, ensure you bring an adequate water supply, wear sturdy hiking shoes, and check the weather forecast. Whether you are a casual hiker or a climbing enthusiast, the Felsenweg circular route offers a rewarding outdoor experience amidst nature's beauty.