- Brief description
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A walking tour around the “Kleine Kinzig“ reservoir. On the dam wall and from some other places you have a stunning view over the lake, otherwise the trail runs through the forest. This lake supplies drinking water – swimming and watersports are not allowed!
- Difficulty
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medium
- Rating
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- Starting point
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"Wasserpfad" Car Park, Reinerzau "Oberes Dörfle"
- Route
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Reinerzau Oberes Dörfle0.0 kmJungbauer0.0 kmBerneck0.9 kmBerneck11.6 kmReinerzau Oberes Dörfle12.9 kmJungbauer12.9 km
- Best season
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
- Directions
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First, follow the “Wasserpfad” trail in the valley bottom along the “Kleine Kinzig” river to the water works (Wasserwerk). There turn right and then keep to the left uphill to the dam wall (Staudamm). Walk around the lake for the next 8 km (signposts: Staudamm Kleine Kinzig, Stausee/Hüttenbächle, Hüttenhardtsträssle, Weiherhalde, Schwabbachweiher, Kaspersloch, Staudamm Kleine Kinzig / yellow diamond). On the way back to the starting point, you will discover the 2nd part of the “Wasserpfad” following the so-called “Burgstallweg”.
After a nice hike arround the “Kleine Kinzig“ reservoir you can go for a refresh to the Silbersee lake.
(The words printed in bold are the names of the signposts.)
- Highest point
- 642 m
- Endpoint
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"Wasserpfad" Car Park, Reinerzau "Oberes Dörfle"
- Height profile
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© outdooractive.com - Equipment
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Please bring your own snacks and drinks as there are no restaurants along the way. No accessibility in case of heavy snow.
- Tips
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The small lake Silbersee 1.5 km south towards Schenkenzell invites you for a refreshing swim
- Directions
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B28 from Freudenstadt direction Strasbourg, at the end of the town turn left in direction to Schömberg. Pass Schömberg in direction to Reinerzau / Schenkenzell. At the beginning of "Reinerzau - Oberes Dörfle" turn right towards "Stausee Kleine Kinzig".
- Public transportation
- Parking
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Car Park "Wasserpfad", Berneckstraße, Reinerzau - Oberes Dörfle
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AuthorThe tour Around the "Kleine Kinzig" reservoir is used by outdooractive.com provided.
