Attractions in Höchenschwand
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The friendly wolf mascot "Lupus" invites you to go on a "wolf discovery journey" with him and get to know his family.
From Waldshut on the High Rhine, the challenging themed route follows the possible tracks of an immigrating wolf high up to Höchenschwand in the ...
This varied day hike leads through ancient forests, steep gorges, and sunny paths. Learn interesting facts about the life of wolves on nine theme ...
The hiking route covers 83 km through the Alb valley along the lively little river from Albbruck on the High Rhine to the roof of the Southern ...
A nature experience hike on secluded paths from the Höchenschwand mountain down into the Schwarzaschlucht and back on the romantic rock path ...
With legends and many background information about the Hotzenwald, this themed path leads us on the Höchenschwand Mountain and makes its history ...
On the demanding second sporty stage, numerous steep climbs and descents must be overcome on just under 28 km, mostly on narrow, rooty, natural ...
This leisurely hike on the quality trail Albsteig can also be done on weekends. It leads on natural paths to the waterfalls of the Höllbach and to ...
The romantic Felsenweg in the Hotzenwald leads us through untouched nature in the largest Bannwald of Baden-Württemberg.
Nature adventure hike on lonely paths from the Höchenschwand Mountain down into the Schwarza Gorge and back on the romantic rocky path through the ...
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But culture lovers will also get their money's worth here: In the historic old town of Waldshut, you can still admire medieval buildings as well as visit Tiengen Castle. Another place of interest is the St. Blasien monastery in Höchenschwand - an impressive baroque building from the 18th century.
When it rains there are many ways to keep busy indoors: You can relax in the Solemar thermal baths or marvel at works of art in the Haus Dix museum.
Culinary wise, the region also has a lot to offer - be sure to try the famous Black Forest ham or enjoy a fruity wine from the Kaiserstuhl!
The summer months are particularly recommended, when you can be active outdoors without being interrupted by rainy days - be it hiking through flowering fields or swimming in one of the many lakes.
Overall, a visit to Höchenschwand and Waldshut is definitely worthwhile - these two towns are an absolute insider's tip for anyone looking for an authentic experience off the beaten tourist track. Our Travel Guide will help you get the most out of your stay!
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