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Baden-Württemberg
Hochschwarzwald
Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
Ihringen

Neunlinden Trail

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4.9

(114)

341

hikers

Neunlinden Trail

05:08

16.9km

520m

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From Ihringen to Endingen, you hike over the region's three highest elevations and experience the unique landscape of the former volcanic mountains with their vineyards, sparse forests, and wide panoramic views.

Directly after starting at Ihringen train station, the paths lead through the sun-drenched vineyards of the Kaiserstuhl. Already at…

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Last updated: July 16, 2026

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Train Station

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1.33 km

View of Ihringen and the vineyards from Lutherbank

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Great view over Ihringen and the vineyards.

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6.41 km

Neunlinden Tower

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Beautiful views of Freiburg and the Black Forest. Parts of the Markgräflerland and the Rhine can also be seen in good weather.

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12.7 km

St. Catherine's Chapel on Katharinenberg

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A nice rest area with a view. In the warmer seasons it is possible to visit the chapel.

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16.9 km

End point

Train Station

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8.24 km

5.26 km

2.08 km

873 m

378 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

9.20 km

2.92 km

1.70 km

1.68 km

1.37 km

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Friday 11 September

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October 30, 2022,🍇 Kaiserstuhl - Neunlindenpfad über die drei höchsten Berge im Kaiserstuhl
End of October at >25 °C. The Kaiserstuhl is calling with its phenomenal views. The starting point is Ihringen. From the station it goes through the village and then the ascent begins. First past the vineyards and a short time later we walk through autumnal mixed forests. Then wonderful views from the Kaiserstuhl and wonderful forests alternate. We pass the …

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Carnival, overcast sky and windy - there are definitely not that many people out there. So after a long time I did a real classic again: the Kaiserstuhl path.
On weekends when the weather is nice, there is a lot going on, so I avoid such routes. Luckily today was a lot less busy than expected and I only met …

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Today I was allowed to lead a group on the Neunlindenpfad from south to north through the Kaiserstuhl for the Schwarzwaldverein-Freiburg and we enjoyed the impressive autumn colors of the leaves from the three elevations Neunlindenturm, Eichelspitzturm, Katharinenkapelle. Various explanations of the origin and naming of the Kaiserstuhl, the loess hollow paths, what the leaf color is all about and …

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The Kaiserstuhl in autumn is a real feast for the eyes when it comes to the colors of nature. At the beginning of the tour, I walked straight into a street festival in Ihringen, with a band and alphorns... Then later through a loess hollow path to the Lenzenberg and further on a beautiful forest path to the Neunlindenbuck. Continue …

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Hike from North to South through the Kaiserstuhl Mountains

Type of Hike: Linear Hike
Start: Endingen Train Station
Destination: Ihringen Train Station
Refreshment Options: Lenzenberg Rest House, several in Ihringen


Route:
Endingen Train Station - Memorial to the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71 - Market Square - Town Hall - St. Martin's Church - Lindenplatz - St. Johann Fountain - Schützen …

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Motivated by Markus, finally hiked the Neunlindenpfad completely from Ihringen to Endingen. Around noon - with increasing heat it got pretty exhausting. And then it was full of people at the Eichelspitzturm and the Katharinenkapelle. So hike again on Saturdays. Despite the heat in March, relatively few flowers bloomed. Probably because it's fart dry. But hiking the whole route was …

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friends of cultivated hiking,

this hike has once again erased a white spot on my imaginary hiking map. Except for when our class went on a trip to the Kaiserstuhl to visit the Katharinenkapelle, we never hiked to the Kaiserstuhl again. But that should change as soon as possible.
Started at Endingen am Kaiserstuhl train station. First visit the city …

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That was a test for a round I'm planning in the fall - one of the many themed trails in the Kaiserstuhl. The three highest elevations in the Kaiserstuhl: Neunlindenbuck with the tower (the Totenkopf is a bit higher but not freely accessible), Eichelspitze and Katharinenberg. Wonderful how nature comes to life, everything that is already blooming. After you leave …

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June 18, 2026

From Ihringen to Endingen, you hike over the region's three highest elevations and experience the unique landscape of the former volcanic mountains with their vineyards, sparse forests, and wide panoramic views.



Directly after starting at Ihringen train station, the paths lead through the sun-drenched

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