
Forest trails from your door
RecommendedFrom the door
From the front door straight into the pine forest — walks and easy loops without a car.
Parking: Park at the holiday home (Ruibrunnenstraße 23) — hikes start from the door.
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Forest paths, orchards and quiet corners on the Biet plateau — destinations around Schellbronn and Neuhausen (Enzkreis). Filter by access, occasion and season.
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From the door
From the front door straight into the pine forest — walks and easy loops without a car.
Parking: Park at the holiday home (Ruibrunnenstraße 23) — hikes start from the door.
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In the village · Sat/Sun until 8 pm
Family-friendly outdoor pool with wave pool, massage jets and paddling pool — lawn with play area and climbing frame, seasonal kiosk — ideal on sunny summer days.
Parking: Car park at the wave pool, Freibadweg 2, Neuhausen-Schellbronn.
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In the village
Two outdoor play areas: the large climbing playground on the forest climate trail (~1 km from the sports ground) and a smaller forest playground at the holiday park — great with kids.
Parking: Sports ground of 1. FC Schellbronn, Hohenwarter Straße — about 1 km walk to the large playground on the forest climate trail.

In the village · approx. 1–2 h
18-hole course at International Camping Schwarzwald — family-friendly leisure fun, club rental at reception. Combines well with the wave pool next door.
Parking: International Camping Schwarzwald, Freibadweg 1, Neuhausen-Schellbronn — parking on site.

Baden-Württemberg summer holidays · about 3 weeks
Ecumenical summer holiday programme in the blue tent at International Camping Schwarzwald — daily children's sessions, creative activities and Sunday family services for campers and locals.
Parking: International Camping Schwarzwald, Freibadweg 1, Neuhausen-Schellbronn — on-site parking; check dates on campingkirche-baden.de.
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About 30 min by car
1.4 km loop in the Kohlplatten forest with 20+ stations — sand, moss, gravel, balance beams and a stream. Free, May to October; bring a towel and a change of clothes.
Parking: Naturfreundehaus Ötisheim, Schönenberger Straße — parking at the house and sports grounds.

About 20 min by car · neighbouring village in the Biet
Sensory stations at the forest edge by the cemetery — sand, moss, gravel, wood and a mud bath. Since 2019, refurbished in 2024; free, spring to autumn. Combines well with the marble run on the same path.
Parking: Seehausstraße near the cemetery — park in the village; bring a towel and a change of clothes (see tiefenbronn.de).

About 20 min by car · neighbouring village in the Biet
Wooden marble run at the barefoot trail by the cemetery — built by volunteers, loan balls on site. Combines well with the forest-edge barefoot path.
Parking: Barefoot trail near cemetery, Seehausstraße — park in the village; loan balls at the run (see tiefenbronn.de).

About 20 min by car · Mühlhausen district
Municipal playground in Tiefenbronn-Mühlhausen with a water-and-sand play unit — play tower, swings, roundabout and table tennis. Shaded and close by — great on warm days.
Parking: Schulstraße, 75233 Tiefenbronn — on-street parking in the residential area; location on Google Maps.

About 3.5 km
Forest experience trail with climate stations, app quiz and a large forest playground en route — nest tree, climbing frame and gnome forest.
Parking: Sports ground of 1. FC Schellbronn, Hohenwarter Straße — trail starts at the Waldklimapfad sign.
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About 3 km
Family theme trail with fairy tale stations — manageable even in light rain.
Parking: Car parks in Neuhausen; exact trailhead depends on the stage (see municipal info page).

Loop · all 4 districts
Newly signposted loop (golden heart marker) through all four districts — Monbach valley, Schellbronn, Hamberg and Steinegg with forest chapel, castle and St Wendelin chapel.
Parking: Monbachhalle Neuhausen — trailhead; route and map in the municipal flyer (PDF).
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About 30 min on foot
Chapel on the rock behind Steinegg castle — with the local legend of the spider's web and a wartime vow.
Parking: Hamberg–Steinegg car park; about 30 min on foot to the chapel.
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Short detour
Late-medieval castle in a side valley of the Würm — seat of the Gemmingen lordship in the Biet. Rebuilt after falling into ruin in the 19th century; today an evangelical youth retreat, exterior visits possible.
Parking: Hamberg/Steinegg car park — short walk to the castle.
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Bike · walk
Chapel on the Biet plateau between Neuhausen and Steinegg — panoramic views; reachable on foot, by bike from the house or via Hamberg.
Parking: Small car park on the Hamberg–Steinegg road; chapel on the farm track, open year-round.
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Neighbouring village · ~5 min by bike
Classic gourmet restaurant with beer garden — Grüner Wald country inn in Hamberg, Alte Baiz restaurant.
Parking: Car park at the inn, Hauptstraße 2, Hamberg — reservation recommended.

1st Saturday after Epiphany · 6:11 pm
Swabian-Alemannic Fasnet in the village: 2,000+ costumed groups, Guggen bands and masks — on the first Saturday after Epiphany (6 January), parade from 6:11 pm.
Parking: Route via Nagoldstraße, Wolfgasse, Unterreichenbacher Str. — park outside road closures; check schellau.de for dates.
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Shrove Tuesday · evening (date varies yearly)
Fasnet finale on Shrove Tuesday: after the children's carnival in the Schwarzwaldhalle, the Schellenhexe effigy is symbolically burned on a bonfire — with the mask groups' lamenting cries.
Parking: Schwarzwaldhalle / Schellbronn village centre — park outside road closures; check schellau.de for dates.
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Shrove Sunday · 1:33 pm (date varies yearly)
Major Shrove Sunday parade through Neuhausen: 60+ groups with Hau Hu, garde bands, witches and guest guilds from the region — traditionally from 1:33 pm.
Parking: Town hall / Neuhausen centre — park outside road closures; check narrenbund-neuhausen.de for dates.
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Shrove Sunday · 2 pm (date varies yearly)
Shrove Sunday in Tiefenbronn: Schmellenhopfer parade with prince's float, garde bands, Guggen music and around 70 mask groups — traditionally from 2 pm through the village.
Parking: Gemmingenhalle / Tiefenbronn centre — limited parking, public transport recommended; check tcv-1954.de for dates.
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June · evening (annual date)
Summer solstice on the Biet plateau: large bonfire, live music and barbecue — flames visible far across the hills between Neuhausen and Steinegg.
Parking: Starting point Neuhausen, Furtstraße — check mv-neuhausen.de for venue and date.
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Walk
Old fruit trees, flowering meadows and the typical landscape of the hillside.
Parking: Best on foot from the house or from the Steinegg/Hamberg car park.
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About 30 min by car · 2–3 km loop on foot
Nature reserve with juniper heath, silver thistles, gentian and orchids — about 30 minutes from Neuhausen, a popular outing with wide views.
Parking: Car park on K4561 between Neuhausen and Münklingen — or on foot from Schellbronn.
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About 45 min
Small plateau above Neuhausen with pond, pines and wide views — a quiet walk with history at a former border line.
Parking: Car parks in Neuhausen or Schellbronn; routes start in the village.
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Several stages
Theme hike across the Biet plateau with twelve historic chapels and churches — Steinegg, Hamberg and Neuhausen.
Parking: Alternative starts: Badstraße car park Tiefenbronn or Würmtalhalle (Lehninger Straße).
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Stage to Neuhausen
Kapellenweg section from Schellbronn kindergarten to Neuhausen — a beautiful ride through pine forest, well suited to mountain bikes as far as Neuhausen.
Parking: Start at Schellbronn kindergarten (Hohenwarter Straße).

About 1–2 hrs · Kleine Hegarhüttenrund approx. 3 km
Hamberg in the forest: Fliegerbrunnen (Dollbrunnen) at the Dollbach gorge, the unmanned Hegarhütte and the Schwarzer Brunnen biotope — a short loop from Hamberg sports ground or on foot from the house, largely wheelchair and stroller friendly.
Parking: Hamberg sports ground — about 20 min on foot from Schellbronn or a short drive; picnic spots at Fliegerbrunnen and Schwarzer Brunnen.
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Half day · also as a bike tour
Valley walk and Würmtal cycle route along the Würm — on foot or by bike through shady forest sections, with a rest stop at the Eulenspiegel hut.
Parking: Steinegg/Hamberg or Hohenwart car park — trailheads into the Würm valley for walking and cycling.
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About 20 min by car
Waterfalls, boardwalks and mossy rocks — one of the region's finest nature experiences.
Parking: Large free car park at Im Monbachtal 1/2, Bad Liebenzell.
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About 20 min by car
Thermal spa for relaxed hours — especially welcome on rainy days or in winter.
Parking: Spa car park, Reuchlinweg 4, Bad Liebenzell.
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Ca. 20 Min. mit dem Auto
Eisstadion im Nagoldtal: 60×30 m Eisfläche — Schlittschuhe vor Ort ausleihbar, Lernhilfen für Kinder. Eislaufen Oktober bis März, klassischer Winterausflug aus Schellbronn.
Parking: Parkplatz am Eisstadion, Talwiesen 15, 75378 Bad Liebenzell.
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Ca. 15 Min. mit dem Auto
Neuer Hallenbad-Neubau in Pforzheim-Huchenfeld: 25-Meter-Becken, Kinderplanschbecken und Wasserspielgeräte — ganzjährig baden, wenn das Wellenbad in Schellbronn zuhält.
Parking: Parkplatz am Bad, Am Heerweg 4, 75181 Pforzheim-Huchenfeld.
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About 2 h
Viewpoint with wide vistas — a rewarding climb for active hikers.
Parking: Hohe Warte hiking car park near Schellbronn/Hohenwart — observation tower open again (shortened).
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About 2¾ h · ~11 km · moderate
Moderate forest loop (~11 km) from Schönbornstraße: Wolfsgrube, Hohe Warte with lookout tower, Wildmauer and springs in Hagenschieß forest — GPX download.
Parking: Start Schönbornstraße Hohenwart (Pforzheim) — about 15 min from Schellbronn; GPX track on the card.
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Depends on tour
Marked hiking and cycling routes around Pforzheim — varied tours in the region.
Parking: Varies by tour — often car parks in Pforzheim or at individual stage trailheads.
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Full-day stage · ~25 km · about 8 h
Long-distance stage Pforzheim–Dobel (~25 km): start at the Golden Gate by Kupferhammer, via Hoheneck and Dillweißenstein into the Enz valley — marked with the red diamond (Black Forest Club).
Parking: Golden Gate / Kupferhammer Pforzheim — about 20 min from Schellbronn; partial hike to Dillweißenstein possible.
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About 30 min by car
Impressive abbey ruins with history — culture and quiet forest paths.
Parking: Visitor car park at Hirsau Abbey, Calw-Hirsau.

About 30 min by car
Historic old town and Murg valley cycle route — a trip into the neighbouring valley.
Parking: Multi-storey or street parking at Marktplatz / train station Gernsbach.

About 60 min by car
Raised bog and nature reserve on the Bühler Höhe — day trip with boardwalks, moor lakes and the Hohloh tower.
Parking: Car park F on Kaltenbronner Straße at the visitor centre.

About 60 min by car · roughly 2–3 h loop hike
28.6 m observation tower at 984 m — panoramic views over the Murg valley, Black Forest and on clear days as far as the Vosges and Alps. Start e.g. from car park F via boardwalks across the raised bog.
Parking: Hiking car park F Kaltenbronn (L76b) — usual start of the nature experience trail; alternatively Schwarzmiss hut car park.

About 35 min by car
Hermann Hesse's town Calw and the picturesque Nagold valley — culture and river landscape.
Parking: Calw market square car park; Nagold valley trailheads vary by tour.

About 20 min by car · hike from Würm valley
Staufer-era castle ruin high above the Würm valley — an impressive keep, seating and views into the valley. Often combined with Burg Steinegg on the two-castle trail.
Parking: Hamberg cemetery trailhead car park, parking in Würm by the Würm river, or Seehaus Pforzheim — depending on your route.
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About 45 min from Hohenwart · also via Keibelweg
Historic wolf pit from the 17th century in the Hagenschieß city forest — a striking relic with an info board, reachable via the Wolfsgrube trail from Hohenwart or the Keibelweg loop around Huchenfeld.
Parking: Schönbornstraße Hohenwart (Wolfsgrube trail start) or family activity trail car park, Huchenfelder Straße, Huchenfeld.
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About 1 h · 14 stations
Family exercise trail with 14 fitness stations in Hagenschieß forest — level woodland path, wheelchair and stroller friendly, combines well with Wolfsgrube or Keibelweg.
Parking: Familien-Bewegungspfad car park, Huchenfelder Straße, Huchenfeld — about 20 min from Schellbronn.

About 30 min by car · S6 Enztal line from Pforzheim
1,250 m fully accessible trail up to 20 m above the forest floor — 40 m observation tower with views across the Northern Black Forest. Combined tickets with the Sommerberg cable car available. Note: not included in the SchwarzwaldCard.
Parking: Bad Wildbad multi-storey car park (town centre) plus a short walk to the Sommerberg cable car, or park directly on Sommerberg.

Mid-May · weekend (date varies yearly)
Two-day festival at Reitschule Popp: mounted tournament, medieval market, jugglers and knight theatre — for almost 20 years a family day out in the Zähringer town of Mönsheim.
Parking: Reitschule Popp, Mühlpfad 1, 71297 Mönsheim — parking at Grenzbachhof; usually mid-May — check reitschule-popp.de for dates.
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About 25 min by car
Large indoor play paradise near the A8 (Pforzheim-Süd exit): climbing volcano, trampolines, slides, fun park, adventure golf and toddler area — ideal on rainy days or in winter.
Parking: About 100 spaces on site, Dachsteinstraße 9, Wurmberg — Thu/Fri the industrial estate can look busy, but the venue car park is usually fine.

About 25 min by car · booking required
Demeter farm in Pforzheim with guided alpaca walks (about 1.5 h) through woods and meadow orchards — goats and sheep on site. Book slots online; views over Pforzheim and the Black Forest.
Parking: Parking at Hofgut Buckenberg, Buckenberg 4, 75175 Pforzheim.

About 25 min by car · half day
400+ animals of 70 species in the Hagenschieß forest — keeper talks, children's farm, petting zoo, playgrounds and forest climbing garden. Free entry, open daily 7 am–8 pm.
Parking: Car park fee at the park (approx. €3 Mon–Fri / €5 Sat–Sun for 3 h) — Tiefenbronner Straße 100; or bus line 5, stop Hochschule/Wildpark.

About 25 min by car · 3–4 h
High ropes course in Hagenschieß forest next to the wildlife park: 10 courses with 75+ elements, 16 zip lines and 13 m freefall — SmartBelay safety, from age 6 (120 cm). Open Sat/Sun and in school holidays.
Parking: Wildpark car park (approx. €3 Mon–Fri / €5 Sat–Sun for 3 h), Tiefenbronner Straße — few minutes on foot; bus line 5, stop Hochschule/Wildpark.

About 20 min by car · S6 Nagold valley line to Unterreichenbach
Protected forest near Unterreichenbach — natural woodland without forestry, experience trail with stations and marked loops (about 7–11 km). Tour 1 through Klebwald, tour 2 along Monbach valley to Bad Liebenzell; combines with Hohe Warte.
Parking: Hiking car park at Unterreichenbach station — overview board at start; sturdy shoes for narrow paths.

About 45 min by car · half day
Architecture and automotive history under one roof — nine floors chronologically from the steam locomotive to the electric car. Good rainy-day trip from the Northern Black Forest.
Parking: Underground car park at the museum (Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart) — fully accessible.

About 45 min by car · 2–3 h on site
Around 80 vehicles on rotating platforms — from early racing cars to the present. In Zuffenhausen, easy to combine with Mercedes-Benz Museum on the same day trip.
Parking: Visitor car park at Porsche Museum, Porscheplatz 1, 70435 Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen.

About 45 min by car · 1–2 h
World's first concrete TV tower (1956) — two viewing levels and café 150 m above the city. Wide views into the Black Forest on clear days.
Parking: Car park at the TV tower (Jahnstraße 120, 70597 Stuttgart) or S-Bahn stop Fernsehturm.

About 45 min by car · full day possible
Zoological-botanical garden in historic greenhouses — around 11,000 animals, Moorish villa and extensive outdoor areas. Popular family day trip in any weather.
Parking: Wilhelma / Rosenstein car parks (access via Nordbahnhofstraße) — arrive early in summer.

About 75 min by car · half day
Over 6,000 m² on caravanning culture and technology — historic caravans, motorhomes and camper vans from around the world, interactive and family-friendly. Caravano museum restaurant.
Parking: Museum car park, Robert-Bosch-Straße 7, 88339 Bad Waldsee — Tue–Sun 10 am–6 pm (closed Mon).

About 35 min by car · short walk
22 sandstone boulders on a meadow at the edge of Schwarzenberg — built in 1993–1995 in a unique school project, yet looking ancient. Hiking car park on K 4365, near the spa and healing forest.
Parking: Steinkreis hiking car park (K 4365) at Schwarzenberg — free access.

About 35 min by car · roughly 500 m walk
Germany's tallest wooden observation tower — platforms at 20, 35 and 50 m with views to Hohenzollern castle, Stuttgart TV tower and on clear days the Vosges. 300 steps or panorama lift (Apr–Oct); optional Blackforest Flyline and Flying Fox.
Parking: P1 Kurhaus, P2 Himmelsglück or P3 hilltop car park Schömberg — admission/tickets at waldflug.de.

About 60 min by car · roughly 3 km loop from the village centre
Freely accessible enclosure in the Hirschtal valley — 10–15 red deer up close, loop trail around the site and a wooden viewing platform. Wildlife weeks, feeding sessions and hunting-horn concerts.
Parking: Hirschtal forest car park (Hirschtalstraße) — open year-round, shaded under tall trees.

Ca. 50 Min. mit dem Auto · halber bis ganzer Tag
Über 50 liebevoll gestaltete Märchen im Blühenden Barock — Bootsfahrt auf dem Märchenbach inklusive. Klassischer Familientagesausflug, Saison März bis Dezember.
Parking: Parkplätze Blühendes Barock, Mömpelgardstraße 28, 71640 Ludwigsburg — Haltestelle Bus „Blühendes Barock“.
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Ca. 60 Min. mit dem Auto · Mi–So 10–17 Uhr
Frühkeltisches Fürstengrab von 1977: Museum mit rekonstruierter Grabkammer und frei zugänglichem Grabhügel — einer der bedeutendsten Kelten-Fundorte Baden-Württembergs.
Parking: Parkplatz am Keltenmuseum, Keltenstraße 2, 71735 Eberdingen-Hochdorf; Grabhügel ca. 500 m zu Fuß (Parkplatz Friedhof ausgeschildert).
Read more →Schellbronn on the Biet plateau — from trails in the village to popular day trips in the Northern Black Forest.
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The area sits at about 540 m on the Biet plateau in the Northern Black Forest — pine forest, orchards and clear trails for hikers and families. Wave pool, forest climate trail and woodland chapels are easy to reach from Schellbronn.
The Biet — Hillside, village signs and local history →