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Pilgerwege Deutschland
Pilgerwege Deutschland
Coordinates
DD
48.257391, 8.214894
DMS
48°15'26.6"N 8°12'53.6"E
UTM
32U 441726 5345206
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Recommendations nearby
Pilgrim Trail
· The Black Forest
Rottenburg Trails: Wolfach – Elzach
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 13
Distance
25.4 km
Duration
8:00 h
Ascent
710 m
Descent
656 m
from Pilgerwege Europa,
Pilgerwege Deutschland
Horseback Riding
· The Black Forest
3-day tour from Bachbauernhof Gutach via Reiterhof Schwarz, Landeckhof to Bachbauernhof
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
92.2 km
Duration
24:32 h
Ascent
2,801 m
Descent
2,801 m
This tour is primarily suitable for experienced riding hikers, as the routes are relatively long and also involve some altitude to overcome.
from Andrea Wagner,
Tour Konzept eG
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
Stage 5 Hark - Hornberg: Across the North and Central Nature Park.
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
difficult
Stage 5
Distance
27.1 km
Duration
8:00 h
Ascent
511 m
Descent
826 m
From the northern heights of the Black Forest down into the Kinzig and Gutach valley.
from Bruno Kohl,
alpenvereinaktiv.com
Maps and trails
Pilgrim Trail
· The Black Forest
Rottenburg Trails: Wolfach – Elzach
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 13
Distance
25.4 km
Duration
8:00 h
Ascent
710 m
Descent
656 m
from Pilgerwege Europa,
Pilgerwege Deutschland
Horseback Riding
· The Black Forest
3-day tour from Bachbauernhof Gutach via Reiterhof Schwarz, Landeckhof to Bachbauernhof
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
92.2 km
Duration
24:32 h
Ascent
2,801 m
Descent
2,801 m
This tour is primarily suitable for experienced riding hikers, as the routes are relatively long and also involve some altitude to overcome.
from Andrea Wagner,
Tour Konzept eG
Hiking Trail
· The Black Forest
Stage 5 Hark - Hornberg: Across the North and Central Nature Park.
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
difficult
Stage 5
Distance
27.1 km
Duration
8:00 h
Ascent
511 m
Descent
826 m
From the northern heights of the Black Forest down into the Kinzig and Gutach valley.
from Bruno Kohl,
alpenvereinaktiv.com

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