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Dr. Rosemarie Müller hut with fantastic viewPhoto: Pierre Johne, CC BY-ND, Wirtschaft und Stadtmarketing Pforzheim - Tourismusmarketing
The Black Forest village of Büchenbronn, incorporated into the city of Pforzheim in 1974, used to have charcoal burning as an important industry. When the Büchenbronn residents left their charcoal piles, their work was visible. Hence, they were called "Kohlrawe" or Kohlrabiner (charcoal ravens).
This scenic Kohlrawe loop is not only a natural pleasure with great views but also teaches you a lot about the history of this region along the way.
There are numerous informative display boards that describe not only the history of Büchenbronn’s water supply but also the interesting historical buildings of Grunbach and its village development.
You get a great view from the Büchenbronner Viewing Tower (25m high), which was completed in 1883 with its delicate iron structure. The view from the Dr. Rosemarie Müller Hut is also a dream.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Zum Hermannsee Hotel - RestaurantSafety information
There are no safety-relevant sections on the route.
Be careful when crossing the main road.
Tips and suggestions
This route does not have its own hiking trail marker. Carrying the map is recommended.
Many thanks to the Black Forest Club Pforzheim-Brötzingen and the dedicated trail wardens for this great route suggestion.
Roadbook
Signpost Locations:
"Herrmannsee" [461 m; yellow diamond; 0.2 km to "Herrmannsee Stop"]
"Herrmannsee Stop" [471 m; yellow diamond; 0.9 km towards "Former Grunbach Station"]
[At the junction of the "Beutbachweg" (Note: not Beutweg!) begins the charming route without trail signs/diamonds!]
"Allmand" [567 m; yellow diamond; 1.7 km to "Feuersee"]
"Feuersee" [519 m; yellow diamond; 1 km to "Old Salmbacher Steige"]
"Old Salmbacher Steige" [549 m; yellow diamond; 0.4 km to "Saufang"]
"Saufang" [531 m; yellow diamond; 1.4 km to "Büchenbronner Höhe"]
"Büchenbronner Höhe" [608 m; red Mittelweg diamond with white bar; 1.4 km to "Herrmannsee" (end)]
Route Description:
Starting at "Herrmannsee", the path follows the charming Beutbach Valley. Wonderful views over the Nagold Valley accompany us onward to Grunbach. Past the Protestant Nikolaus Church, where a magnificent view over Pforzheim opens behind it, we reach the Feuersee. Then on to the Dr. Rosemarie Müller Hut, which invites you to rest with a magnificent distant view. The next stop is the Büchenbronner Viewing Tower (25m high), completed in 1883 with its delicate iron structure. Further along the route, we pass the Kühberg Spring. Our loop ends again at Herrmannsee.
Marking:
Yellow diamond, red Mittelweg diamond
Zum Hermannsee Hotel - Restaurant
Parkplatz Wildgehege Büchenbronn
Büchenbronn Hermannsee
Rie und Nie Weg am Insektenhotel Büchbronn
Grunbacher-Tor-Hütte
Allmand
Grunbach Jahnstraße
Feuersee
Rosemarie Müller Hütte
Alte Salmbacher/Steige
Saufang
Büchenbronner Aussichtsturm auf der Büchenbronner Höhe.
Eichberg
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Bus:
By bus lines 743/744 from ZOB to the stop Herrmannsee.
By bus lines 743/744 to the stop Grunbach Jahnstraße.
Detailed information is available at http://www.efa-bw.de/
Directions
By car, follow Schömberger Straße and turn onto Herrmannseeweg.
For the GPS: Herrmannseeweg 5, 75180 Pforzheim.
Parking
There are free parking facilities at Herrmannsee.
Alternatively, there are also numerous parking options in Grunbach.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Further information about this and other routes is available at the
Pforzheim Tourist Information
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 more routes is available at the
Pforzheim Tourist Information
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, as well as something to drink and a small snack.
A small refreshment can be found at Herrmannsee (closed Mondays and Tuesdays) or in Grunbach.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions