Hotel der Rastanlage im Hegau OST

Popular theme trail near Engen, Baden-Württemberg. The leisurely hiking trail leads to one of the most important Stone Age sites in Europe - the Petersfels. The Ice Age Park was created in 2003. Since then, the park has told exciting stories about the life of reindeer hunters thousands of years ago. The way there is also beautiful, a mix of forest and meadow. The park is managed by the Radolfzell Black Forest Association. Highlights: - wine dumps - Peterfels - Gnir Cave

Promising, certified premium hiking trail in Hegau, Lake Constance region, Baden-Württemberg. This route is part of the Hegauer bowling game, starting point is in Anselfingen, near the town of Engen. At 846 meters, the Hohenhewen towers over the surroundings by a good 300 meters. Magnificent views over Lake Constance are guaranteed. However, you also have to cope with a few steep climbs. In return, however, a medieval castle ruin is offered as compensation, which can be reached via an iron...

Varied, certified premium hiking trail near Hegau on Lake Constance, Baden-Württemberg. This circular route is part of the Hegau skittles game and was not awarded by the German Hiking Institute for nothing: At the largest karst spring in Germany, you start on an eventful tour over fields and meadows along the edge of the forest and through deep deciduous forests. The route offers wonderful views as far as the Alps. On the northern edge of the Aacher billy goat, the stream of the Wasserburger...

Small, exciting circular hike in the Upper Danube Nature Park, Baden-Wuerttemberg. This round tour leads from the Höwenegg hiking car park to the volcanic crater and back over the Dachsmühle. The crater lake can be circumnavigated, some surefootedness is then required. The round offers many highlights and variety over just a few kilometers. Highlights of the round: - Höwenegg quarry - Höwenegg Castle - Fantastic views

Interesting, certified premium hiking trail in the Donaubergland, Baden-Württemberg. This route on the Swabian Alb leads along varied forests and landscapes. The sinking of the Danube is a popular tourist destination that can be observed from the bank path or from the river bed itself. The Danube flows into the Black Sea via the European watershed - but thanks to the sinking of the Danube, part of the water at Immendingen flows through underground cavities to the Aachtopf, Germany's largest...