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Bad Säckingen is one of the best-known towns on the High Rhine with a long eventful history impressively presented in the High Rhine Museum. Many historic buildings also testify to this. However, it is probably best known for the work "Der Trompeter von Säckingen" written in 1854 by Joseph Victor von Scheffel, later premiered as an opera. Often played from it is "Behüt dich Gott, es wär so schön gewesen…". Above Bad Säckingen lies the artificially dammed Bergsee; nearby is also the freely accessible wildlife park. The highlight of the hike is the Solfelsen, a natural monument registered since 1950. The rock, 5.4 meters high and weighing 230 tons, lying exposed, is not an ice age erratic but formed by a long-lasting weathering process.
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Tips and suggestions
Tourismus GmbH Bad Säckingen, Waldshuter Str. 20, 79713 Bad Säckingen, Tel.: 07761-5683-0, tourismus@bad-saeckingen.de
Black Forest Association Bad Säckingen www.schwarzwaldverein-bad-saeckingen.de
Roadbook
The hike starts at the train station of the trumpeter town Bad Säckingen and leads over the Badmatte and the Kurzentrum through the town, where one is reminded everywhere of Viktor von Scheffel and the trumpeter of Säckingen. It continues to the Bergseekurve, where there is also a small wildlife park; a detour to the Bergsee is also worthwhile. Shortly after the Bergseekurve at the Günnenbacher Weg the route leads into the Schöpfebachtal towards Jungholz. At the Jungholzer Felsen, the path passes the signpost Eglesmatt to Jungholz, a district of Rickenbach. To the left now leads to the Sohlfelsen which is soon reached and enjoy the view. At the Spatzenhof you head back. Passing the Kellerlesfelsen and Windenplatz, Günnenbach is reached. From here, the Günnenbacher Weg leads back to the Bergsee and the starting point Bad Säckingen train station.
Hike of the German Hiking Day 2010, Karl Heinz Bär
The Trumpeter's Gravestone
Längste gedeckte Holzbrücke Europas
Hochrheinmuseum im Schloss Schönau
Diebsturm (" Thieves' Tower")
Fridolinschrein und Schatzkammer im Münster
Bad Säckingen/Bahnhof
Bad Säckingen/Badmatte
Gewerbebach
Bad Säckingen/Kurzentrum
Bergseekurve
Scheffelfelsen
Bergsee
Günnenbacher Weg
Schöpfebachtal
Schöpfebachtal
Beim Jungholzer Felsen
Jungholzer Felsen
Eglesmatt
Jungholz
Solfelsen
Oberhalb Spatzenhof
Spatzenhof
Beim Spatzenhof
Kellerlesfelsen
Windenplatz
Günnenbach
Günnenbacher Weg
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train and bus www.bahn.de ; www.suedbadenbus.deGet Timetable to destination
Directions
B 34 Lörrach - Waldshut, follow signage to Bad Säckingen train stationParking
Bad Säckingen train station
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Hiking map of the Black Forest Association at a scale of 1:25,000 (New Series):
W265 Lörrach (High Rhine West, Bad Säckingen), ISBN 978-3-86398-491-5
available in bookstores, the tourist info, as well as the main office of the Black Forest Association in Freiburg
www.schwarzwaldverein.de E-mail: verkauf@schwarzwaldverein.de (special price for members!)
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
sturdy footwear, weather- and hiking-appropriate clothing.Localization
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