The well-marked hiking trail runs along the lake to Wiedehorn. From there, the path continues over Fetzisloh towards Burkhartshaus – Burckhartsuelihaus. Turn right at the Burkartshof restaurant and follow the hiking trail to the hamlet of Hüslen.
There, turn right onto the paved road to the hamlet of Erbel. At the beginning of the hamlet, turn left onto the natural road. After the hamlet, continue straight at the orchard, along a beautiful birch avenue into the forest.
After Lömmenschwil, the hiking trail leads back toward the lake. Time and again, a wonderful view over Oberthurgau opens up.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Restaurant SeehuusRestaurant Seehuus
Restaurant Burkartshof
Mausacker Biohof-Beiz
Restaurant zum Dornhof
The Dornhof inn
Safety information
Hiking trail with yellow hiking trail signage or white signage with red dot or Beeri. Often runs on wide paths but can also be narrow and uneven. Aside from normal attentiveness and caution, hiking trails do not pose special demands.Tips and suggestions
Further information about the Thurgau-Bodensee holiday region as well as activities and experiences along the way can be found at: www.thurgau-bodensee.ch
Roadbook
Strandbad Wiedehorn
Restaurant Seehuus
Restaurant Seehuus
Landgasthof Seelust
Landgasthof Seelust AG
Restaurant Burkartshof
Mausacker Biohof-Beiz
Restaurant zum Dornhof
The Dornhof inn
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train «Thurbo» every half hour from St. Gallen, Romanshorn, or Arbon to Egnach station.
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Directions
Coming from the A1 motorway, take the Meggenhausen exit towards Romanshorn-Konstanz. After the traffic light at the first roundabout, turn right to the station.Parking
A public car park is located in the immediate vicinity of the starting point, Egnach station.Coordinates
Equipment
Wearing sturdy shoes with a grippy sole, weather-appropriate equipment, and topographic maps is recommended.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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