Lake Cycle Track High Black Forest
Lake Cycle Track High Black Forest
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Lake Cycle Track High Black Forest
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66.5km
820m
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The Seenradweg is a circular route that starts at Seebrugg station. One of the first highlights awaits you right at the start - the dam wall of Schluchsee, the largest lake in the Black Forest. The route takes you over the dam to the southern bank path.
On the way to Altglashütten you graze the lonely Windgfälweiher. Via Bärental, the place with the highest railway station in Germany, you can reach the tranquil nature reserve of Seebachtal. Following the beautiful valley you come to the idyllic Feldsee. Passing the time-honored Raimartihof inn, you will reach the Rinken pass, which is the “highlight” of the tour at 1196 meters.
Via Hinterzarten and past the Hinterzarten bog you reach the Titisee - perfect for a boat trip or a dip in the cool water. The tour takes you along the famous lake promenade along the eastern lakeside path to the southernmost point of Lake Titisee. From here you cycle back to Schluchsee. This time it goes along the northern bank through the village Schluchsee to the starting point Seebrugg.
Last updated: September 19, 2024
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 9.89 km for 979 m
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8.63 km
Schluchsee Lakeside Trail
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14.2 km
Windgfällweiher
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45.3 km
Titisee
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There are many old legends about the lake. One says that at the bottom of the lake lies an ancient sunken city. The residents of the city were very rich and lost faith in God and squandered bread. They hollowed out loaves of bread and used the crust as shoes. The punishment for this was inevitable: the gates of heaven opened and a deluge poured out over the old city and buried the city under the masses of water. The old-timers still say that if you go out on the lake on a calm Sunday morning, you can see the spire of the old monastery and hear its bells ringing.
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Way Types & Surfaces
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24.1 km
17.2 km
13.7 km
7.51 km
3.37 km
430 m
233 m
Surfaces
33.2 km
21.9 km
10.3 km
623 m
376 m
187 m
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Lowest point (850 m)
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Then we went to the Rainmartihof for lunch.
The Feldsee is worth it !!
We quickly touched the Titisee and the "lake promenade" before we went back to the Bärental, …
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More water in Lake Schluchsee. I've never seen it so empty.
The Titisee promenade is super touristy. Come right after Oktoberfest 🤪🫣
The drive up to the Hotel Saigerhöh at over 1,000 meters above sea level was very busy. 😫
But there was no alternative.
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Gladly again...
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Start 🚴from Hinterzarten to Titisee and then on to Schluchsee.
Once you arrive in St. Blasien 🕍, visit the wonderful cathedral.
From there, the journey 🚴 continues to Menzenschwand and another steep climb over forest roads past the Kapellenkopf 1273m and the Bärhalde 1324m to the Feldbergpass.1200m.
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April 26, 2018
The Seenradweg is a circular route that starts at Seebrugg station. One of the first highlights awaits you right at the start - the dam wall of Schluchsee, the largest lake in the Black Forest. The route takes you over the dam to the southern bank path.
On the way to Altglashütten you graze the lonely
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September 30, 2024
The lake cycle path can also be easily reached by train, for example from Freiburg. Bicycles can be transported free of charge on trains, within the space available, before 6 a.m. and from 9 a.m. - all day on weekends and public holidays. Timetable information at
efa-bw.de or bahn.de
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