Pinache Vineyard Snail Path

We begin the route at the oldest stone Waldensian church in Germany from the year 1721.

We walk between the church and the bakehouse, which is still in use, heading west.

Behind the gardens, we turn right onto the path and follow it to the bus stop at Öschelbronner Straße. This street is crossed.

We continue straight ahead along Dürrmenzer Weg. At the end of the village, on the right, is the cemetery with the mortuary hall. We walk past the farmstead (Waldhof) and take the next turn to the right, crossing the main road Pinache - Mühlacker.

At the parking lot, we take the path along the edge of the forest. In front of the first garden plot by the forest edge under the hedges, the Pinach bench invites you to linger during the summer months. From here there is a very nice view over Pinache, with Wiernsheim in the background and on the left above the field on the ridge is Serres, another Waldensian village.

We return to the path and continue hiking until on the left side there is an old stone winegrower's house. The bench next to the house is available all year round, and from this spot there is also a good panoramic view.

Then we continue slightly downhill to the right and reach a field path, which we follow a few meters to the left and then immediately turn right again until we reach Großglattbacher Straße.

We cross the street and walk along the edge of the village on a field path to the left. At the fork, we turn right into Hanfländerweg, enter Lessingstraße, and return to the church.

Most of the route consists of paved paths; a smaller section is field paths. The route is only conditionally suitable for strollers as it goes over grassy areas that are not regularly mowed.