Eyach round

Option 1: From the parking lot at the "Eyachmühle" guesthouse, you first cross the bridge on the so-called "Dobler Sträßle" (also "Dobel-Wildbad-Sträßle") with a moderate ascent. At the hairpin bend, we leave the path and go straight ahead, always below the "Tiefengrund" and "Nasskittelberg", which were heavily affected by the storm "Lothar". We pass the junction of the "Schaiblesweg" and further along also the "Hirschbrunnen" and reach the former "Lehmannshof" with a shelter and barbecue area after a small descent.

The return path to Eyachmühle leads from the barbecue area first across a meadow on the "Birken-Allee" located there. After that, the somewhat demanding path along the Eyach begins, the so-called "Wasserweg". It is demanding because small streams crossing the path direction cause "deep ground" in places, and often boulders have to be climbed over or bypassed. In some places, the path splits, and there is an upper and a lower passage. The remains of an old dam lie on the route as well as the remains of "Wasserfallen", which once served to irrigate the meadows to the right of the Eyach. On these meadows located between forest and stream and their edges, an "adapted fauna" has settled. Besides the babbling of the stream, these somewhat "isolated meadows" convey idyll and peace, which otherwise applies to very few valleys of the Northern Black Forest. Across the temporary bridge above the small dam of the Mannenbach water supply, we reach the paved Eyachtalsträßchen, on which we go downstream for about 1 km and reach the starting point Eyachmühle again.

Option 2: On the paved Eyachtalsträßchen uphill, past the water lily pond, the Paul-Ochner fountain, and an old quarry, to the Lehmannshof. Return as in Option 1.