Baiersbronner T4: Ruhestein Tour

I almost followed the original route T4 Baiersbronn MTB. Highly recommended, with many small climbs. On the way you pass the waterfall, animal enclosure, hearth stone, coal kiln, poodle stone and great views of the Black Forest

Started again today from the Münsterkirche in Klosterreichenbach. Via Baiersbronn Mitteltal and Obertal we slowly cranked our way up to the Ruhestein. The landscape is so beautiful that we 1. stopped again and again and 2. just drove very leisurely. A tour to enjoy, hardly any cyclists and hikers on the way (except on the Ruhestein), birdsong, flowering meadows, forests, and the Murg, which is still called Rotmurg here and comes from the Ruhestein and unites in Mitteltal with the Rechtsmurg, that from the Schliffkopf comes. On the descent through the Black Forest National Park, the many dead trees are frightening. As is well known, the wood is simply left lying around and thus returned to nature. The slopes above and below our path are very steep, but the gravel paths are easy to drive. Through the beautiful Tonbachtal we came back to our starting point. I can happily recommend the tour 😃

Today we cycled the T4 from Baiersbronn. Very well signposted no trails. The landscape 🌲 is very beautiful. At first 15km only uphill and at the end, as a reward, 20km almost only downhill. 😊

Today was perfect cycling weather again. First it went along the Murg via Obertal up to the national park center at the Ruhestein. We continued past Neuberg in the direction of Tonbachtal. Met nice cyclists at the source. Now it went through the entire Tonbachtal to Baiersbronn. From there again along the Murg to the starting point in Mitteltal

A few days off with friends in the Black Forest 🚴🚴‍♂️ Today we went along the Rotmurg to the Pudelstein in the best cycling weather🗻a nice little loop completely along the stream 🌊🌊around midday the 🌞 came out and we had a really successful day that made us want more 💕

Nice tour with no big surprises. From Baiersbronn to Möhrleshütte you can see what your own battery or that of the e-bike can do. From there it flows back to Baiersbronn.

And so yesterday we went for a walk on the 🚲. First, we headed towards the Murg River, which is highly recommended. This way, you can see the small and large waterfalls and fish ladders as often as you like. Then we stopped at Ruhestein, before finally stopping at the Sattelei hiking hut. Thanks for the tip @UWG . You have to make it before closing time at 5:00 PM, though. 😏

Advertised as a family tour. Is very attractive, especially up the Rotmurg along. Only the last piece before the hearth was steep. Almost a challenge without an E. Our tandemmodorle and the Trebler whistled out of the last hole 😁 But it was shit. Going down was nice too.