Highlights
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The Black Forest is a true hiker's paradise - with over 24,000 kilometres of well-signposted hiking trails leading through dense forests, over rolling hills and along crystal-clear streams. Whether you prefer leisurely walks or challenging mountain tours, you will find the right tour here.
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A true land of milk and honey for gourmets. The region offers a rich culinary tradition characterised by the authenticity and diversity of its ingredients. There are numerous culinary highlights in the Black Forest that you should definitely try.
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The Black Forest is rich in tradition and history. Visit the idyllic villages with their half-timbered houses and experience the typical Black Forest hospitality in the cosy inns. The region is also famous for its handicrafts, such as the famous cuckoo clocks, and its culinary specialities, including Black Forest ham, Black Forest gateau and many other delicacies.
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Leisure pools such as the Badeparadies Schwarzwald in Titisee promise relaxation at its best. In winter, snow is guaranteed in the Upper Black Forest, the largest interconnected ski area in the German low mountain range. A total of more than 140 ski lifts whir in the Black Forest in snowy winters. Enjoy relaxing massages, wellness treatments and the healing effects of nature in one of the many spas in the region, such as Baden-Baden or Bad Peterstal-Griesbach.