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In Öllingen, an idyllic village in the Alb-Donau district in Germany, there are numerous opportunities for hiking. The geographical location of Öllingen is particularly attractive, as the village is surrounded by picturesque nature and is situated on the edge of the Swabian Alb. This region is characterised by its rolling hills, dense forests and impressive viewpoints.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Öllingen
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Lonetal hiking trail stage 2 Bernstadt - Lindenau
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
20.7 km
5:15 h
89 m
115 m
Lonetal hiking trail:
In three days through 150 million years of earth history in the National Geotope Lonetal, part of the UNESCO Geopark Swabian Alb, and through 100,000 years of human history in the UNESCO World Heritage "Caves and Ice Age Art of the Swabian Alb".
As a circular route 5 days
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Lonetal - To the caves of the Neanderthals
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
easy
9.8 km
2:30 h
66 m
67 m
Humans have inhabited the Lonetal for more than 100,000 years. A hike through history.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Alb-Donau district Ice Age trail - Neanderthal path
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
11.9 km
3:05 h
100 m
100 m
Impressive hiking route to the Stone Age caves of the Lone Valley and the sites of the legendary Ice Age art.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Albschäfer time trail: Neandertalerweg in the Lonetal
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
moderate
10.9 km
2:45 h
119 m
120 m
The Neanderthal was named after its first discovery site in the Neander Valley near Düsseldorf. But Neanderthals on the Eastern Jura? The discovery of a thigh fragment proves that Neanderthals already lived in the Lonetal 50,000 to 70,000 years ago. Follow their tracks into the Ice Age.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Neandertalerweg - short variant - Bockstein and Hohlen Stein
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
easy
5.3 km
1:25 h
100 m
100 m
Neanderthals are said to have walked this path from cave to cave in the legendary Lonetal. Since July 2017, the Bockstein Cave and the Hohlenstein Caves have been UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
UNESCO World Heritage Lonetal: Neanderthal Path - the Original
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
12.3 km
4:30 h
110 m
110 m
Start and finish is at Rammingen-Lindenau, about 25 km northeast of Ulm. This route links the three UNESCO World Heritage caves in Lonetal, the oldest workshop of humankind in the Bockstein massif, the St. Peter’s Cathedral of the Stone Age in Hohlenstein, the discovery site of the world-famous Lion Man and the only Neanderthal bone in southern Germany, with the Archaeopark Vogelherd, where a unique Stone Age artwork, the small ivory mammoth, is exhibited. On the way the Bannwald Grubenhau, impressive dolines, a Roman villa rustica with spring catchment, an interesting pilgrimage church.... Unfortunately, the officially marked path is not optimal. Therefore, the original Neanderthal route is presented here, whose use is permitted by the right of access, especially since it is outside the FFH protected area.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Ice Age Hike - Large Family Route
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
11.7 km
3:30 h
115 m
122 m
Discover on this large family route three caves that shape the UNESCO World Heritage in the Ulm region.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Ice Age hike - Small family route
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
5.5 km
1:28 h
105 m
111 m
Discover two caves on this small family route, which shape the UNESCO World Heritage in the Ulm region.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Ice Age hike - route for the ambitious
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
16.6 km
5:30 h
132 m
142 m
Discover three caves on this route for the ambitious, which shape the UNESCO World Heritage in the Ulm region.
Hiking Trail
· Swabian Alb
Ice Age Trails – Neanderthal Trail
Difficulty
T1
moderate
12.1 km
2:34 h
181 m
197 m
Stone Age people, such as Neanderthals, once lived in the caves of the Lone Valley. They roamed the area and hunted Ice Age animals such as the mammoth.
Nature lovers can enjoy various hiking tours here. One popular route leads to the nearby Mochental Castle. This historic building is nestled in a beautiful park landscape and offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings. The hike there leads along green fields and past small streams - a real highlight for all hiking enthusiasts.
Another worthwhile destination is the Donaumoos nature reserve, which is only a few kilometres away. Here you can hike along well-signposted paths and explore the diverse flora and fauna. A tour is particularly recommended in spring or autumn, when the landscape delights with its colourful splendour.
Families with children also get their money's worth in Öllingen. The barefoot trail "NaturErlebnis" invites you on an exciting journey of discovery: On various surfaces such as sand, gravel or wood, children can playfully train their senses and experience nature up close.
In summary, Öllingen offers an ideal opportunity to explore the beauty of nature with its hikes in the surrounding area. Whether along Mochental Castle or in the Donaumoos - outdoor enthusiasts and families alike will find impressive hiking routes here. The best time for a hike depends on personal preference: in spring, nature blossoms in its full glory, while autumn exudes a special flair with its colourful foliage. Regardless of which season you choose, one thing is certain: hiking in Öllingen is an unforgettable experience!
Another worthwhile destination is the Donaumoos nature reserve, which is only a few kilometres away. Here you can hike along well-signposted paths and explore the diverse flora and fauna. A tour is particularly recommended in spring or autumn, when the landscape delights with its colourful splendour.
Families with children also get their money's worth in Öllingen. The barefoot trail "NaturErlebnis" invites you on an exciting journey of discovery: On various surfaces such as sand, gravel or wood, children can playfully train their senses and experience nature up close.
In summary, Öllingen offers an ideal opportunity to explore the beauty of nature with its hikes in the surrounding area. Whether along Mochental Castle or in the Donaumoos - outdoor enthusiasts and families alike will find impressive hiking routes here. The best time for a hike depends on personal preference: in spring, nature blossoms in its full glory, while autumn exudes a special flair with its colourful foliage. Regardless of which season you choose, one thing is certain: hiking in Öllingen is an unforgettable experience!
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