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Trail marking Bürgeln circular route: yellow lozenge + WestwegPhoto: Walter Biselli, CC BY-ND, Schwarzwaldverein e.V.
The path mostly leads through forest areas, but frequently opens up views into various valleys. Highlights are the Baroque palace Bürgeln and the medieval ruins of Sausenburg.
The hike starts in Kandern at the Kandertalbahn train station, which is operated as a museum railway – it is also affectionately called "Chänderli." The Bürgeln circular route leads through varied landscape with beautiful views of the Baroque palace Bürgeln. A visit is always worthwhile: not only for the gastronomy but also for a castle tour. Hochblauen and Sausenburg greet from afar. From the castle, the path leads to the Lippisbach and through the Schnegelbachtal to the ruins of Sausenburg, the ancestral seat of the Lords of Sausenburg. From the castle tower, there is a view over the landscape at the foot of the Blauen to the Vosges and the Alps. Upon reaching the hike's destination, Kandern, it is worth taking a city tour and also visiting the ceramics museum.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Tips and suggestions
The route is marked at the signposts with the additional sign "Bürgeln circular route." In between, the respective diamonds of the Black Forest Association guide you (here: yellow diamond, red diamond of the Westweg). More information on trail markings: www.schwarzwaldverein.de/schwarzwald/wanderwege/wegemarkierung-schnell-erklaert
Kandern Tourist Information
Hauptstraße 18, 79400 Kandern, Tel.: 0 76 26/97 23 56 ,
E-mail: verkehrsamt@kandern.de www.kandern.de
Bürgeln Castle
Worth seeing castle complex and gastronomy, already mentioned in 1125
www.restaurant-schlossbuergeln.com
Ruins of Sausenburg
The Sausenburg ruins are located east of the Kandern district Sitzenkirch on the 665-meter-high Sausenberg.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sausenburg
Homeland and Ceramics Museum Kandern
The Homeland and Ceramics Museum of the town displays the full range of Kandern pottery arts.
Black Forest Association Kandern
www.swv-kandern.de
Roadbook
The hike starts at the Kandern Train Station, also known for the Chanderli museum railway, and passes the signpost Palmgarten towards the swimming pool and then past the campsite, partly along narrow trails following the Lippisbach valley. At the junction Neuenbürg, turn left on a narrow path to the Probstwald and continue upwards to St. Johannis-Breite. Upon exiting the forest, there is a beautiful view of Bürgeln Castle, Hochblauen, the Sausenburg ruins, and the village of Sitzenkirch. From St. Johannis-Breite, there is a view down into the Eggenertal, known for its cherry blossom in spring. After crossing the road, follow the forest edge and after approx. 500 m turn left on a path into the forest upwards through the castle saddle to Bürgeln Castle. The Baroque palace invites you to stop for a break and a visit. Then continue via Bürgler Waldwegli and downwards through the Klosterhalde to the Lippisbach and through the Schnegelbachtal upwards to Lindenbückle. The further route now continues on the Westweg passing the Sausenburg ruins, at the junction Wässerliwald to the Langenebene hut and to the viewpoint Hässler on the Heißbühl with a beautiful view of Kandern, back to Kandern.
Kandern Busbahnhof
Kandern/Bahnhof
Heimat- und Keramikmuseum Kandern
Kandern/Palmgarten
Neuenbürg
Probstwald
St. Johannis Breite
Schloßsattel
Schloss Bürgeln
Bürgler Waldwegli
Klosterhalde
Lindenbückle
Lindenbückle
Ruine Sausenburg
Langenebene-Hütte
Lange Ebene
Wässerliwald
Häßler-Pavillon
Im Loh
Kandern/Ochsengasse
Kandern/Stadtmitte
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
From Basel/Weil am Rhein take line 55 to Kandern, from Lörrach line 2 to Rümmingen, then line 55 (SWEG). From Freiburg take the train to Haltingen and from there the bus line 55. Bus stop directly at the starting point. www.suedbadenbus.de; www.bahn.de
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Directions
From the B 3 (Schliengen) via L 134 (Liel/ Riedlingen) to Kandern.
From Lörrach on L 141 to Rümmingen, from there on L 134 to Kandern.
From Weil am Rhein on B 3 towards Binzen, from there on L 134 to Kandern.
Parking
Kandern Train Station UTM 32 T 399261 5285412Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
W256 Müllheim (Markgräflerland, Staufen i. Br.), ISBN 978-3-86398-482-3
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Localization
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