Rondreis de hoogste bergtoppen van het zwarte woud
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Last edit: 28-03-2019
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4h 46m
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Car or motorcycle
Distance
255.61 km
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RouteXpert Review Then this road winds at an altitude between 800 and 1,493 meters above sea level along the highest peaks of the Black Forest, including:
Hoghkopf (Rp 2) - 1263 m
Hohe Mohr (Rp 3) - 983 m
Hoghwildsberg (Rp 9) - 1084 m
Along the way we also pass the St. Trudpet Monastery. This is a former Benedictine monastery in the Münstertal in the southern Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, now the main home of the sisters of St. Joseph of St. Trudpert and Lake Titisee.
The Titisee is a reservoir. This lake extends over an area of 1.3 km² and has an average depth of 20 meters. The lake was created by the Feldberg glacier. The outflow of the lake, at 840 meters above sea level, is the Wutach River.
From the Titisee we rise to the Feldberg (Rp 20). This is the highest point in the Black Forest. The mountain is 1493 meters high. In clear weather it is possible to see the Alps in the south from the Feldberg.
Afterwards we descend back to Todtnau to end up at the hotel again.
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