Large Moserstein route

Signposting - Location signs of the Black Forest Association

Gutach parking lot town center

Gasthaus Linde

Neudorf

Moserstein

Maierecke

Obere Ecke

Untere Ecke

Am Berg

Ramsbach

Insel

Gasthaus Linde

The starting point and also the destination of this circular hike of just under 7 km is the town center in Gutach. There we already orient ourselves by the signposts of the Black Forest Association.
The first goal - the Moserstein - leads on the blue lozenge over the Gutach, past the Hasemann-Liebich Museum, the Linden Garden, and the war memorial, created in 1923 by Prof. Curt Liebich.
After crossing the Black Forest Railway, we follow the road with several hairpin bends before turning left onto a narrow path, which is also marked with a blue lozenge. For a short distance, the path runs parallel to the Moserstein loop of the "Gutacher Tälersteig" pleasure path.
After just a few meters, the exposed pavilion on the “Moserstein” can be seen.
There, after the first altitude meters, you can take a break and enjoy the magnificent view of Gutach.
Now we continue to follow the blue lozenge towards "Maiereck" and then for the first time switch to the yellow lozenge and walk towards "Obere Ecke". After a short time, we leave the wider road and turn left to follow the yellow lozenge on the Rudolf-Jansen-Weg towards "Obere Ecke".
On the way to "Untere Ecke", there are here and there views into the neighboring Kirnbachtal.
Then the path leads towards Gutach initially to the location "Am Berg" with its first views of Gutach – all the way to Hornberg.
Via the Ramsbach valley with its beautiful Black Forest farms, we shortly afterwards reach again the former Gasthaus Linde via the orchard educational trail. Before you return over the Gutach bridge to the parking lot, a visit to the Hasemann-Liebich art museum is still recommended.