Experience nature

A hike from the Mummelsee lake to Hornisgrinde, the highest mountain in the northern Black Forest at over 1163 metres, leads through nearly untouched nature.

The city of Weilheim an der Teck invites you to a visit. For local recreation we offer a wide range of trails in picturesque scenery.

The Swabian Alb invites you to experience nature in its most beautiful way in magnificent nature parks, at springs and waterfalls, in ancient caves and with wide views from lofty heights.

Hikers and cyclists can expect an eventful network of paths in the "Liebliches Taubertal" holiday landscape.

The Upper Black Forest with Feldberg, Titisee, Schluchsee and the famous Wutachschlucht is the most popular holiday region in the Black Forest.

The slightly hilly Hohenloher Ebene extends over the Hohenlohe district, the Schwäbisch Hall district and Heilbronn and is equally appreciated by hikers, cyclists and motorcyclists.

The former residence town of Kirchberg on the Jagst River intrigues visitors with its motto "art and nature".

The Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park brings old history back to life. Particularly impressive is the Roman Limes, a World Heritage Site, which runs through the nature park.

The Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, the only national park in Hesse, is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.

The volcanoes in the Hoher Vogelsberg Nature Park have been extinct for some 15 million years. What they have left behind, however, is a unique natural landscape of striking basalt outcrops and stream-cut valleys.

Named after the goshawk falcon, the Habichtswald Nature Park couldn’t be more diverse with its secluded woodlands, bizarre rock formations, juniper heathlands and gigantic trees.

In the immediate vicinity of Brenzursprung, one of the largest springs of the Swabian Alb, there is a memorial for the resistance fighter Georg Elser in Königsbronn.

With its multitude of flower, fragrance, spice and medicinal plants in rhythmically arranged beds, the Pomeranian Garden in Leonberg shows the unique garden art of the late Renaissance in Europe.

Originally there were thirteen mills, today there are eleven, but it is called Siebenmühlental and lies on the edge of the Schönbuch nature reserve. An idyllic hiking paradise!

Sustainable development in harmony between man and nature is the guiding principle in the biosphere region of the Swabian Alb, which stretches from the foothills of the Alb via the steeply rising Albtrauf, the Alb plateau to the Donau.