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The Bärentaler Weg, established in 1910, is a leisurely hike between Eutingen and Neubärental. This hiking trail leads through pleasant forests and past wide meadows.
This historic hiking trail starts in the Pforzheim district of Eutingen and leads through refreshing forests, past wide meadows to Neubärental in the Enz district. The Bärentaler Weg, marked in 1910, runs through the Black Forest Nature Park Central/North and is perfect for a leisurely hike that includes only two small ascents. Along the way, you'll find not only the Mammutbaum Schulwald but also the beautiful Heuweghütte. During this forest hike, you can enjoy the tranquility of nature and switch off from everyday life.
Author’s recommendation
The Mammutbaum Schulwald tells of the impressive tree giants, which were planted in 1958 by primary and secondary school students of the town.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Vereinsheim Musikverein Eutingen/BadenSafety information
There are no security-relevant sections of the path.
Tips and suggestions
The Bärentaler Weg can be started in either Eutingen or Neubärental. The direction of travel is flexible since the signage is clearly visible from both directions.
Further information about this and other routes is available at the
Tourist Information Pforzheim
Schloßberg 15-17 75175 Pforzheim
Tel: 07231 39-3700; Fax: 07231 39-3707
tourist-info@ws-pforzheim.de, www.stadt-land-enz.de/wandern
Roadbook
The start of the hike is at the gymnasium Eutingen a.d.Enz, where there is also a hiking parking lot. Cross the traffic light at the B 10 towards Schützenhaus, after about 100 m turn left into Brunkelsträßchen. Follow the marking to Mammutbaum Schulwald, turn left into Alter Reistweg, later slightly turn left into Prunkelweg, cross Fürstkopfsträßle (with Nordrandweg and Eppinger Linie), continue straight ahead to Nieferner Sträßchen, and further to Heuweghütte. Follow the marking, shortly before the highway turn sharply left, go under the highway then right into Plantagenweg, at the forest edge across the meadow and the Kirnbach to Tornadostein. Here the marked path ends.
Those who want to refresh themselves further can continue walking to the guesthouse in Neubärental. There are still 1.5 km to cover to get there.
Eutingen G.Feuerstein Straße
Vereinsheim Musikverein Eutingen/Baden
Parkplatz am Schützenhaus Eutingen
Mammutbaum Schulwald
Heuweghütte
Brunnen des OGV Neubärental
Neubärental Glasbronner Str.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Train:
Take the RE17a to Eutingen station. There follow the sign for the Nordrandweg (yellow diamond with white wave) to the Eutingen sports club (approx. 440 m).
Bus:
Eutingen: Take bus line 9 to the Georg Feuerstein Straße stop.
Neubärental: Take bus line 763 to the Glasbronner Straße stop.
Detailed information is available at http://www.efa-bw.de/
Directions
It is possible to reach both the Eutingen and Neubärental hiking parking lots by car.
Since this is not a circular route, we recommend planning your arrival using public transportation.
Parking
There are several parking options at both the Eutingen and Neubärental hiking parking lots. These are usually free of charge.
Since this is not a circular route, we recommend planning your arrival using public transportation.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Further information about this and other routes is available at the
Tourist Information Pforzheim
Schloßberg 15-17 75175 Pforzheim
Tel: 07231 39-3700; Fax: 07231 39-3707
tourist-info@ws-pforzheim.de, www.stadt-land-enz.de/wandern
Author’s map recommendations
The map for this and many more routes is available at the
Tourist Information Pforzheim
Schloßberg 15-17 75175 Pforzheim
Tel: 07231 39-3700; Fax: 07231 39-3707
tourist-info@ws-pforzheim.de, www.stadt-land-enz.de/wandern
Book recommendations for this region:
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Sturdy and well-broken-in footwear is recommended. Sun and rain protection should also be brought along, as well as some drinking water and a small snack.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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