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Kaiserstuhl
Activities in the Kaiserstuhl area
Attractions in the Kaiserstuhl area
Highlights
Scenic high-altitude hike from Oberrotweil to Katharinenberg, Eichelspitze, and Totenkopf.
Dreamlike road bike route around the Kaiserstuhl with little elevation.
Over the highest elevations in the small volcanic mountain range
Kaiserstuhl road bike route over the legendary Texas Pass.
The Kaiserstuhl lies between the Black Forest and the Vosges. You can hike through the small low mountain range on the Kaiserstuhl trail.
The Geo-Route to the Eichelspitze takes us on the traces of the landscape history in the Kaiserstuhl: From volcanism to viticulture, exciting facts ...
The Kirschbaumpfad leads through the picturesque nature of the northern Kaiserstuhl, where magnificent high-stem meadow orchards are in full bloom ...
Challenging variant of the scenic high-altitude hike from Oberrotweil to Katharinenberg, the Eichelspitzturm, and Neunlindenturm; return via the ...
By bicycle on a historic route through the Markgräflerland and the Breisgau.
Scenic route on the edge of the western Kaiserstuhl with paths through deep hollow ways where, depending on the season, the colorful bee-eater can ...
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Nature in the Kaiserstuhl
Spring arrives earlier in the Kaiserstuhl than elsewhere in Germany: warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine make the almond, apple and cherry trees blossom. A total of 16 nature reserves in the Kaiserstuhl protect the habitats of numerous animal and plant species that feel at home in the warm climate of the Breisgau. If you go exploring here, you can discover as many as 30 wild orchid species along the way and observe birds such as the hoopoe (German Bird of the Year 2022!) that have become rare elsewhere.
A special feature of the Kaiserstuhl are also the hollow paths, gorge-like paths created by erosion of the loess layer, which served as the only connection between the villages before there were roads and are now protected nature reserves.
Photo: Delyth Williams, CC0, pixabay.com
