Top Things to do in Black Forest
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What to do and see in Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg: The Best Outdoor Activities
Fairytale villages, thermal baths, casinos and pine and birch-blanketed mountains beckon travelers to southwestern Germany's Black Forest. Scenic drives and train trips showcase the best of the area. Skiing, hiking, mountain climbing, boating and ice-skating are popular activities. Baden-Baden's Roman-Irish baths, 19th-century performance hall, casino and fresco-adorned Pump Room are much visited. Gothic masterpiece Freiburg Cathedral and its famous Boys' Choir also draw visitors.
Restaurants in Black Forest
1. Fat Stevens Fatbike-Verleih
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Guided mountainbike-tours with electric fatbikes in the beautiful Black Forest. Close to National Park. We offer easy tours with the whole familiy and sport tours. Rental of e-fatbikes, e-mountainbikes for kids, bicycle trailers for kids and bicycle trailers for dogs.
2. Seilbahn Belchen
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
3. Hirschgrund - Zipline Area Schwarzwald
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5.0 based on 72 reviews
You rush through the air with a breathtaking speed. The forest shrinks beneath you, your heart jumps. The trees look like stars from above, the air stream takes daily routine away and a big portion of adrenalin is rushing through your veins. This is how we would describe a ride with the Hirschgrund Ziplines. Ok, admittedly, this is not the whole truth – in reality, ziplining feels a whole lot better. It is a little bit like an action movie in which you have the star role.
4. Black Forest Tours
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5.0 based on 474 reviews
Black Forest Private Tours offers private day tours of the Black Forest Germany. Tour 1,2,3 or more days with a private guide and car. Half day tours and city tours are also available. I am an English-speaking tourguide licensed by the German Tourguide Association and member of the Southern Black Forest Tourguide Club. Each tour is customized, you get your own individual agenda and see only the things which matter to you. If you are on a budget I also offer self-guided tours. You tour on your own, with downloadable pdf tours designed and tested by locals. You choose your own travel day and we make sure you don't get lost. Learn about German culture and traditions while exploring sights and scenery in one of the most beautiful areas in Germany.
5. Geniesserpfad - Peterstaler Schwarzwaldsteig
6. Panoramaweg
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
40km hiking trail round Baden-Baden
Reviewed By flutterby_dee
We did this hike in October, and with the leaves starting to turn the forest was stunningly beautiful. We were prepared for rainy weather, given the time of year (not ideal - we were planning around a work conference so not much flexibility with dates), but were very lucky and had spectacular weather! As well as forest, the hike takes you through villages, farmyards, orchards and fields, all while the birds are chirping and you may hear the chime of churchbells in the distance. The hike itself involves some ascending, but is not at all difficult, with the track easy to walk on. Our only difficulty was that the signs did not match the map we had for part of stage 1, and in fact the signage seemed to indicate we should walk through the Neues schloss, which was closed - we followed the map from there and did not have any troubles; I would therefore suggest that a map is a necessity, and perhaps stopping at the tourist office beforehand so your map is up-to-date would be a worthwhile use of time. We did stages 1-3 on day 1, overnighting in Geroldsau, and completed stages 4-5 on day 2, walking to and from Bernharduskirche from the centre of Baden Baden at either end of the hike, but you can do as many stages as you like, starting at any point, as there is bus transport to all stages.
7. Hochtal Steig
8. Kandel
9. Schwarzwald Hochstrasse
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4.5 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Raoulr89 - Sittard, The Netherlands
Fun road to drive with a length of 65 kilometer. Can't miss it because the signs are very clear. We drove from Baden-Baden to Freudenstadt but of course you can also drive it the other way around. Be aware there a lot of motorbikes on the road and sometimes trail hogs. There are several sightseeing spots, landmarks, lakes or waterfalls to stop or make a walk. Best stop points are the geroldsau waterfalls and the Mummelsee. We also tried to reach the Bühlerhöhe castle but couldn't find it. The road is perfectly maintained.
