Hikes in Nuremberg

Where can you go hiking in Nürnberg?

Both the Nürnberger Land and the Fränkische Schweiz are considered a true paradise for passionate hikers, nature lovers and families with children. On more than 200 kilometres of well-signposted hiking trails, you can hike through mountains and valleys, through dense forests and up to the mighty rocks of the Fränkische Schweiz. The bizarre rocky landscape is just the thing for experienced climbers and adrenaline junkies to enjoy a spectacular view in the midst of fascinating nature.

Small hikes along the Pegnitz are suitable for families and full of adventure, while varied stage hikes along the historic Golden Road are suitable for those interested in culture. A circular hike from the Schlossberg to the old Hohenstein Castle involves a distance of around 10 kilometres and 260 metres of altitude, to be rewarded with spectacular views and cosy places to stop for refreshments at the destination.

The Pegnitz Circular Trail is an easy hike and can also be done with a pram. Well-signposted hiking trails start in Schwaig near Nuremberg and lead you along the idyllic Pegnitz meadows. From Pegnitz, your hiking tour continues to Malmsbach, where you can visit both the Falkhof and the remains of the former moated castle.

Hiking tours to the southwest of Nuremberg offer spectacular hiking experiences in the midst of a unique natural landscape as well as countless leisure activities and pure bathing fun. The Fränkische Seenland awaits with exciting exploration tours in the midst of a fantastically beautiful landscape.

Numerous hiking trails along the beautifully landscaped lakeshores invite you to take relaxing walks, while picturesque lakes such as Brombachsee, Dennenloher See, Altmühlsee, Hahnenkammsee or Rothsee await you. Afterwards, you can spend a relaxing day here and explore the area from the water on a pedal boat.

Whether themed hiking trails or quality hiking trails – all hiking tours outside the gates of Nuremberg have ügen ügen a very special charm. Pleasure hikes par excellence are offered by the Frankenalb Panoramaweg or the Frünkischer Dünenweg.

The hiking trails wind through lush forests, romantic streams, gentle hills and valleys and picturesque villages with small churches. You can enjoy impressive panoramic views while hiking from the ruins of Lichtenegg Castle or from the imposing rock formation „Hohler Fels“.

In addition to beautiful walks and easy trails for the whole family, there are also opportunities around Nuremberg to hike a little higher up.

What mountains are there in Nürnberg?

A popular destination for Nurembergers is the Moritzberg. Numerous hikes lead to the summit with the Moritzberg tower. But the Houbrig, the Hochberg or the Büchelberg are also popular destinations for hikers around Nürnberg.

After all that walking, a day trip to the medieval old town of Nuremberg, which has a good number of historical sights, is well worth it.

Where must one have been in Nürnberg?

• Kaiserburg Nürnberg, the city's landmark
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• Albrecht Dürer House
• Nassau House
• Women's Church
• Henkersteg and Weinstadel
• Toy Museum
• The Old Town Hall
• City Museum in the Fembo House
• Church of St. Jacob
• Church of St. Elisabeth
• Craftsmen's courtyard