Mit dem Rad hoch hinaus am Titisee – Schwarzwälder Sahnestücke

The Titisee is one of the most popular places in the Black Forest. Especially in summer, the lake, which is beautifully embedded in the Black Forest, attracts numerous visitors. The main attraction is of course the lake itself. The cozy promenade invites you to linger, the clear lake water for refreshment and the lakeside paths for a short tour. This short but quite sporty tour takes you on the north shore of Lake Titisee through the idyllic Seebach Valley and into the Black Forest. Here the streams of tourists get lost and you can enjoy the numerous beautiful views over the lake almost to yourself.

You start at the Titisee train station, drive through the small town and reach the lakeside at the spa gardens. On the Bruderhalde you drive along the north bank and can already catch a few wonderful views over the lake here and there. It continues through the Seebachtal, where a few smaller climbs await you. However, it only becomes significantly more mountainous shortly afterwards, along the Sägenbach. If you want to make a detour beforehand, a trip to the Feldsee at the end of the Seebach Valley is worthwhile. The lake lies at the foot of the Feldberg and is particularly impressive because of its almost circular shape.

After you have mastered the ascent, an enjoyable descent to Hinterzarten awaits you. The small winter and summer sports location also forms the apex of the Höllentalbahn, which holds the record as the steepest main railway in Germany with a maximum gradient of around 5.7 percent. This makes Hinterzarten the highest station on this impressive train route. From Hinterzarten you can finally get back to Titisee quite quickly, where you make a short detour to the lake promenade. Here you can comfortably eat an ice cream after the tour or - if you want something even more refreshing - take a dip in the lake.