You start your tour from the ‚Saiger Höhe’ above Lake Titisee and walk via the Hochfirst. From here you enjoy an amazing view onto Titisee, Feldberg and the peaks of the Austrian and Swiss Alps. The path leads you down into the first highlight, the "Wutachschlucht". In this nature reserve an exciting primeval landscape with romantic gorges and cascading waterfalls is waiting for you. Via bus from the Schattenmühle to your accommodation.

After a short bus ride back to the Schattenmühle you walk along the river Wutach through a breath-taking scenery. Smooth trails lead to Achdorf, where the river is deflected toward the Rhine. You will reach todays destination Blumberg via the waterfalls of Schleifenbach. Once there, take a look at the fountain “Gänseliesel” and the local carnival masks.

Today's walk takes you via the hill “Buchberg” from where you will see the famous railway of the “Sauschwänzlebahn”. Randen offers a stunning site: the blue stone, a rock group from up to 10 meters high basalt columns, which was formed during the eruption of the westernmost Hegau volcanoes. The remaining kilometers pass through a charming landscape to todays destination Tengen.

The next stage takes you from Tengen past the hill “Wannenberg over the Duggenhart, one of the higher wooded hills, that the old post path touches. From here you have nice views on the snow covered peaks of the alps and the hilly landscape of Hegau. You wander leisurely over meadows and forests to Engen where you can stroll through the nice old town.

You start surrounded by the ancient volcanic cones of the Hegau, the bordering Lake Constance and the majestic Alps. The seven Hegauberge mountains Hohentwiel, Hohenstoffeln, Hohenkrähen, Mägdeberg, Hohenhewen, Neuhewen and the Höwenegg are lined up next to each other. In the 845 m high mountain you still find the remains of the ruin Hohenhewen. From the observation deck you can marvel the Hegau and even Lake Constance and the Alps. On an open field you hike over the summit, past the ruin Mägdeberg to Singen with its numerous cultural monuments.

The last walk leads past the old mansion “Friedinger Schlössle” past Steisslingen to the ruin Homberg, from where you have wonderful views over the Untersee with the isle Reichenau and the Peninsula Mettnau of Radolfzell. Soon you will leave the “Querweg” and walk through the nature reserve Mindelsee over to Lake Constance.

Welcome to the climatic health resort of Saig, high above Lake Titisee and surrounded by the dense forests of the Upper Black Forest.

You’ll start your hike from the ‘Saiger Höhe’ above Lake Titisee heading over the Hochfirst. From here, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Titisee, the Feldberg and the peaks of the Austrian and Swiss Alps. The Cross Trail takes you down into the valley to the first highlight: the Wutach Gorge. In this nature park, you’ll hike through an exciting primeval landscape featuring romantic gorges and rushing waterfalls. Take the hiking bus from Schattenmühle to your accommodation.

After a short bus ride back to the Schattenmühle, you’ll hike along the banks of the Wutach through breathtaking scenery, crossing bridges and footbridges over the river. Smooth footpaths then lead you to Achdorf, where the river is diverted toward the Rhine. You’ll reach today’s destination, Blumberg, via the Schleifenbach Waterfalls, an impressive natural spectacle. Once there, be sure to take a look at the Gänseliesel fountain and marvel at the town’s remarkable carnival masks.

Today’s walk takes you across the Buchberg, offering views of the famous ‘Sauschwänzlebahn’ (Wutach Valley Railway), through extensive woodland. In Randen, you’ll find another impressive sight: the ‘Blaue Stein’, a group of basalt columns up to 10 metres high, formed during the eruption of the westernmost Hegau volcanoes. The remaining kilometres take you through a charming stretch of countryside to today’s destination in Tengen.

From Tengen, today’s stage takes you past the Wannenberg and over the Duggenhart, one of the taller forested hills that the old postal route passes by. Here, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the snow-capped Alps in the distance. You’ll walk at a leisurely pace through a picturesque landscape of fields and forests to Engen, where a stroll through the charming old town beckons.

Right in the heart of it all – surrounded by the ancient, long-extinct volcanic cones of the Hegau, the neighbouring Lake Constance and the majestic Alpine range. The seven Hegau mountains – Hohentwiel, Hohenstoffeln, Hohenkrähen, Mägdeberg, Hohenhewen, Neuhewen and Höwenegg – line up one after another. On the 845-meter-high local mountain, the remains of the Hohenhewen castle ruins are still preserved. From the observation deck, you can marvel at the Hegau region and, on a clear day, even Lake Constance and the Alps. You’ll hike across open fields, over peaks and past the Mägdeberg ruins, all the way to Singen with its numerous cultural monuments.

On the final stage, the Cross Trail takes you past the old mansion ‘Friedinger Schlössle’ through Steisslingen to the Homberg ruins, where you can enjoy a magnificent view across Lake Untersee, including Reichenau Island and the Mettnau Peninsula from Radolfzell. Shortly afterwards, you leave the Cross Trail and walk past the Mindelsee nature reserve towards Lake Constance.