Haslach - The Panoramaweg Süd

Start: Tourist Information/Monastery parking lot

Tourist Information - Cemetery - Sports hall - Galgenbühl - Sommerhalde - Hintere Schänzle - Am Schänzle - Brühl - Hagsbacher Berg - Waldsee - Ziegelgrün - Pfaffenkähner - Rotkreuz - Heiligendobel - Mill Chapel - Protestant Church - Historic Old Town - Hofstetter Straße - Tourist Information

The names (location names) such as "Cemetery" can be found on the main signposts of the Black Forest Club. The main signposts are always located at intersections of marked hiking trails. The arrow-shaped signs usually show three nearby destinations (next location names) and one distant destination with kilometer indications. Along the way, please follow the symbol that is printed on the main signpost at your next location name, e.g., yellow diamond. You will also find the name of your location on the signpost with elevation information at this point. Outside the town, the Panoramaweg Süd is also marked with the older signposting with a green P inside a circle - however, this marking is not continuous, please note.

In reviews, it is often said that it is "noisy" and that one hears "noise." Basically, no matter where you are and where you hike worldwide, this depends on the distance from civilization. The further away from civilization, the less you hear any civilization noises such as road traffic. The Panoramaweg Süd is largely close to Haslach, thus near civilization, which is why noise from civilization is unavoidable. Anyone wanting peace must go to higher elevations and/or away from communities, towns, and roads. But you should always remember that we ourselves are civilization, and as the title of the route says, this path is about the panoramas, the many beautiful views especially of Haslach, the Kinzigtal, and its side valleys that you will not find elsewhere.