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Nationalpark Schwarzwald
Schwarzwaldhochstr.2
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07449 - 92998 0
07449 - 92998 499
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Lothar Trail Sign

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Lothar Trail

On 26th December 1999, the strongest ever storm measured in the Black Forest swept across Central...

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Out and about in the Black Forest National Park

Do you prefer short, circular walks or tours that last several days? Do you like walking on wild,...

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Lothar Trail

   Start: Car park Lothar Trail

   Parking: Car park  Lothar Trail

    GPS: 48°30'24.24"N 8°13'22.86"E

   Navigation: GPX-Download

   Print: PDF-Download

  Difficulty:  

   Estimated time: ca. 30 minutes

   Trail length: ca. 900 m

   Elevation: 25 m

   Altitude: 909 - 926 metres

In 1999, Hurricane Lothar brought down large areas of woodland on Schliffkopf mountain. On this 900-metre-long adventure trail next to the Black Forest High Road (Schwarzwaldhochstraße) you will be able to observe how nature develops when left to its own devices following such an event. The Lothar Trail leads visitors over boardwalks, steps and ladders and an observation platform offers views across the high ridges of the northern Black Forest and into the valley towards Oppenau. Regular guided tours of the Lotharpfad also take place.

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Tour

Elevation profile

Suitable for

Small children

Not recommendable

Senior citizens

With restrictions

Wheelchair users

Not recommendable

Families

Without restrictions

Hikers

Without restrictions

Cyclists

Not permitted

By car

Public transport

Bus stop „Lotharpfad“

From Freudenstadt: with VGF-Route 12 (weekdays) and F2 (Sunday and public holidays)

Detailed  time tables can be found on the website of the respective public transport network or the central journey planning system of Baden-Württemberg:

 

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We are delighted that you are interested in discovering the Black Forest National Park and wish you a very warm welcome. Due to the high number of ...

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