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Neulingen, a municipality in the Enzkreis district in Germany, offers hiking enthusiasts numerous opportunities to explore nature and enjoy breathtaking landscapes. The geographical location of Neulingen is particularly attractive: nestled between the Kraichgau and the Black Forest, the region presents itself as a true paradise for outdoor activities.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Neulingen
Hiking Trail
24-hour hike Pforzheim 2025
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
difficult
76.5 km
24:00 h
1,284 m
1,348 m
In the eleventh edition of our 24-hour hike, we first take a large loop through the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park with the UNESCO World Heritage site Maulbronn Monastery. The Eppinger-Linien-Weg takes us back to the Black Forest to our destination at Pforzheim / Weißenstein train station.
Hiking Trail
· Pforzheim
24-Hour 2024: Around Pforzheim
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
76.1 km
20:30 h
1,276 m
1,244 m
Under the motto "Together on the way," we hike along the boundary of Pforzheim in 24 hours over approximately 75 km with 1,300 meters of ascent and descent.
Hiking Trail
· Königsbach-Stein
District path: Stein
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
24.6 km
6:45 h
532 m
530 m
An attempt not to let old district boundaries fall completely into oblivion.
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
24h hike 2017: Pforzheim - Neulingen - Maulbronn - Mühlhausen/Enz - Wimsheim - Wildpark Pforzheim
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
76.7 km
22:00 h
1,367 m
1,322 m
We did it. Thank you, you were a great group.
From May 6 to May 7, 2017, the 24-hour hike around Pforzheim was held for the 5th time.
"Together on the road for 24 hours – experience the whole day":
In 7 stages of about 12 km each into the Kämpfelbach valley, Gennenbach valley, Eisinger valley, Neulingen plateau, Aalküstensee, through the vineyard of Elfinger Hof to Maulbronn Monastery. Over the Eppinger Line past Mühlacker to Mühlhausen an der Enz. Out of the Enz valley to Großglattbach and Mönsheim to Wimsheim for breakfast. Over the motorway and through the Hagenschieß to the big closing party in the Wildpark Pforzheim.
From the northern Black Forest through the Kraichgau to the Cistercian Monastery Maulbronn, on the Eppinger Line with the Chartaque, over the plateau at the edge of the Biet and through the Hagenschieß back to Wildpark Pforzheim.
Planned and carried out by:
German Alpine Club Section Pforzheim,
Black Forest Club Schwarzwaldpforte e.V.
Wildpark Pforzheim Support Association.
About 160 participants registered and 150 started. The route and the night took their toll, and about 130 arrived in Pforzheim.
Hiking Trail
· Bretten
Bretten BT2 - Small Bretten South Trail
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
11.5 km
3:02 h
161 m
159 m
The Melanchthon city of Bretten has more to offer than just a historic town center.
Located in the beautiful Kraichgau, on the edge of the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park, the area around the town is an ideal hiking region.
Follow the ORANGE hiking trail markers!
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
RASSLER star hike 2017 route 1: Kleinvillars - Ölbronn - Bauschlott - Göbrichen - Pforzheim
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
17.6 km
4:45 h
190 m
181 m
From Kleinvillars at the Aalküstensee over the Neulinger Platte and the hollow of the Katharinentaler Hof, from the Hohberg to the Wartberg and down into the Enz valley.
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
Stein to Walzbachtal via E1
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
16.1 km
4:15 h
248 m
248 m
A route for everyone, especially suitable during the months with an "r" at the end. Mostly gravel paths ensure a dry surface even in heavier moisture.
From Stein, you cross the NSG "Beim Steiner Mittelberg" along a ridge path up to Langenwald, with a magnificent view over the Kraichgau, Karlsruhe, Vosges, and Palatinate Forest. From here, we penetrate deep into German mixed forests until we reach the Wössingerweg that takes us to Walzbachtal (Wössingen).
The FFH area Mittlerer Kraichgau opens its gates and leads us through the Birkenschlag, Roteich, and Löwengrund back to Stein.
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
Bruchbach hike: From the source to the mouth
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
6.9 km
2:00 h
0 m
134 m
The Bruchbach originates at the wastewater treatment plant in Göbrichen (Neulingen) and flows into the Kämpfelbach between Stein and Königsbach.
Hiking Trail
· Enzkreis
Johannes Heynlin Path in Stein
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
11.7 km
3:15 h
207 m
204 m
Reflective hike in honor of Johannes Heynlin, born around 1430 in Stein. One of the great figures of early humanism.
Hiking Trail
· Kraichgau-Stromberg
MaWa 075 Ölbronn - through forest and meadows
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
moderate
10.2 km
2:35 h
143 m
143 m
Relaxed route, mainly on natural paths, through cultivated areas and wooded areas.
There are a variety of beautiful hiking tours in Neulingen that are suitable for both experienced hikers and families with children. One popular route leads along the river Pfinz, which meanders through picturesque valleys and idyllic meadows. Here, visitors can listen to the gentle murmur of the water while enjoying the view of green hills and forested mountains.
Another highlight is the "Panorama Trail", which does not bear its name for nothing. From here, hikers have a spectacular view over the entire valley all the way to the horizon. This tour is particularly suitable for nature lovers as it leads through untouched forests and offers impressive viewpoints again and again.
For families with children, a trip to the Waldenstein castle ruins is recommended. The path there is easy to walk and full of exciting stories about times gone by. Once at the top, a fantastic view of the surrounding countryside awaits the little adventurers, as well as the opportunity to immerse themselves in long-forgotten times through play.
The best seasons for hiking in Neulingen are spring and autumn. In spring, the meadows and fields bloom in all imaginable colours, while in autumn the foliage offers a splendid play of colours. The temperatures are pleasantly mild and invite you to actively explore nature.
All in all, the hikes in Neulingen offer an ideal opportunity to escape from everyday life and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of nature. Whether you are travelling alone or with family and children - everyone will find their own personal dream route through picturesque landscapes and idyllic places. So lace up your hiking boots and get ready for unforgettable adventures in Neulingen!
Another highlight is the "Panorama Trail", which does not bear its name for nothing. From here, hikers have a spectacular view over the entire valley all the way to the horizon. This tour is particularly suitable for nature lovers as it leads through untouched forests and offers impressive viewpoints again and again.
For families with children, a trip to the Waldenstein castle ruins is recommended. The path there is easy to walk and full of exciting stories about times gone by. Once at the top, a fantastic view of the surrounding countryside awaits the little adventurers, as well as the opportunity to immerse themselves in long-forgotten times through play.
The best seasons for hiking in Neulingen are spring and autumn. In spring, the meadows and fields bloom in all imaginable colours, while in autumn the foliage offers a splendid play of colours. The temperatures are pleasantly mild and invite you to actively explore nature.
All in all, the hikes in Neulingen offer an ideal opportunity to escape from everyday life and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of nature. Whether you are travelling alone or with family and children - everyone will find their own personal dream route through picturesque landscapes and idyllic places. So lace up your hiking boots and get ready for unforgettable adventures in Neulingen!
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