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Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg mbH
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Hausach – Farrenkopf – Hornberg About the Badische Rigi: Due to its distinctive mountain shape, Farrenkopf is nicknamed “Badische Rigi” and is ...
The Northern and Central Black Forest from a different perspective. Across the Nature Park to the National Park. Beyond the Kinzig Valley to Hornberg.
On the Mittelweg and Querweg Lahr-Rottweil from St. Georgen to Hornberg
Scenic high-altitude hike between the Gutach and Brigach valleys.
The Kinzigtalsteig connects the 13 communities of the Kinzigtal over about 150 kilometers. The path will be opened on October 11, 2026.
Westweg hike from the Kinzig to the GutachThe Westweg stage from Hausach in the Kinzig valley to Wilhelmshöhe above Schonach can certainly be ...
The challenging route leads around Hornberg and the Niederwasser district. Mostly on shaded paths, it goes through forests; along the way, there ...
The varied and very demanding route hike leads mainly on natural paths and trails over the heights between the Elz and Gutach valleys
Scenic high-altitude hike between the Gutach and Brigach valleys.
On the hike-friendly circular trail through the Reichenbach and Schwanenbach valleys, we pass numerous traditional Black Forest farm mills.
Circular hike from Hornberg via Niederwasser back to the starting point.
On the Mittelweg and Querweg Lahr-Rottweil from St. Georgen to Hornberg
On this circular route, you pass Alt-Hornberg, where the Hornberg Castle once stood.
The Kinzigtalsteig connects the 13 communities of the Kinzigtal over about 150 kilometers. The path will be opened on October 11, 2026.
The Northern and Central Black Forest from a different perspective. Across the Nature Park to the National Park. Beyond the Kinzig Valley to Hornberg.
The challenging route leads on shady paths, mostly through forests to the Windeckfelsen, which towers high above Hornberg.
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