All the lakes and the highest point
All the lakes and the highest point
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All the lakes and the highest point
05:26
65.6km
1,210m
Gravel riding
This gravel tour is a dream for warm days – with panoramic views, swimming opportunities, and a veritable athletic challenge. You start at Seebrugg train station and cycle past all the major lakes of the High Black Forest: Schluchsee, Feldsee, Titisee, and Windgfällweiher. As a crowning finale, you'll reach the Feldberg summit, the highest point in the Black Forest.
After starting along Schluchsee, you'll reach the Unterkrummenhof farm. After that, the route becomes more challenging: the steady climb to the Caritashaus is a long one, demanding a lot of energy. Once at the top, you'll enjoy a stunning view and roll along the car-free road to the Feldberg summit.
A long descent follows via the Wilhelmer Hütte and Zastlerhütte to the Raimartihof farm. If you'd like, you can leave your bike at the bridge and walk around the Feldsee (approximately one kilometer). The Raimartihof serves delicious, regional cuisine.
Then you continue to Lake Titisee, which you almost completely circle, before rolling through the Bärental valley to the Windgfällweiher pond – the perfect setting for a final dip in the water. Afterwards, you return to the starting point in Seebrugg.
Last updated: December 10, 2025
Tips
Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps
You may need to carry your bike.
After 65.4 km for 27 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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22.1 km
Feldberg Summit
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34.4 km
Feldsee
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34.9 km
Forest path on the Feldseemoor
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46.0 km
Titisee
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There are many old legends about the lake. One says that at the bottom of the lake lies an ancient sunken city. The residents of the city were very rich and lost faith in God and squandered bread. They hollowed out loaves of bread and used the crust as shoes. The punishment for this was inevitable: the gates of heaven opened and a deluge poured out over the old city and buried the city under the masses of water. The old-timers still say that if you go out on the lake on a calm Sunday morning, you can see the spire of the old monastery and hear its bells ringing.
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65.6 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
44.9 km
10.3 km
5.82 km
3.08 km
1.22 km
283 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
39.4 km
17.4 km
6.91 km
1.24 km
386 m
296 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,480 m)
Lowest point (850 m)
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Tuesday 23 June
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Baden-Württemberg, the Feldberg with its
1493 m above sea level.
Start at the campsite 🏕️ Schluchsee, first in the direction of Windgfällweiher then past Altglashütten, Mittelfalkau and the Titisee.
From Titisee the climb begins to Feldberg - Bärental to the Raimartihof. A beautifully situated Black Forest farm with a place to stop …
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September 24, 2025
This gravel tour is a dream for warm days – with panoramic views, swimming opportunities, and a veritable athletic challenge. You start at Seebrugg train station and cycle past all the major lakes of the High Black Forest: Schluchsee, Feldsee, Titisee, and Windgfällweiher. As a crowning finale, you'll
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