The best running trails around Deilingen

It's a good place to stop for a bite to eat. Check opening times online beforehand.

Open only on Sundays, but check online beforehand!

The Ortenberg is a 995.9 m above sea level elevation in the southwestern Swabian Alb. It lies on the southern edge of the Upper Schlichem Valley near Deilingen in the district of Tuttlingen and is part of the Grosser Heuberg. It forms a connected mountain massif with Bol, Montschenloch, Rainen and Wandbühl. At the Ortenberg, this mountain range drops steeply towards the northwest to the Schlichem Valley, which is more than 300 meters lower. A former quarry on the north side of the Ortenberg has been designated as a geotope and nature reserve since February 23, 2001. The NSG has the protected area number 3,258 and is 71.6 hectares in size. Its abandoned wall provides access to around 40 m of the Lower White Jura. A section of the slope representative of the Hohe Schwabenalb ridge area is protected, with marl landslides, rock formations, relict plant communities and valuable forest communities that serve as a habitat for a variety of rare, predominantly alpine, partly highly endangered plant species, as well as rare animal species. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ortenberg_(Berg)

The Josef Albrecht Hut is a club hut and a beautiful picnic area on the edge of the forest in the Swabian Alb. The hut takes its name from the former forester Josef Albrecht. He had the hut built in 1939 as accommodation for forest workers. After a renovation in 1996, the hut can now also be rented. The hut has tables, wooden benches and a barbecue area.

The Thyssen Krupp test tower near Rottweil is visible from afar. There are several viewing points along the eaves that extend all the way to the Black Forest.

The Hochberg is one of the 10,000-meter mountains. Great view

The path often runs along the edge of the cliff. There is usually a wider parallel path further inside.

The Hochberg is a 1008.9 m above sea level mountain on the southwestern edge of the Swabian Alb between Deilingen and Wehingen in Baden-Württemberg. The summit is in the district of the Deilingen district of Delkhofen. The Hochberg is the third highest mountain in the Swabian Alb after the Lemberg (1015.7 m above sea level) and the Oberhohenberg (1009.6 m above sea level) and belongs to the region of the ten thousand meters. Like the two closely neighboring mountains Lemberg in the south and Oberhohenberg in the north, the Hochberg lies on the European main watershed, which separates the catchment areas of the Rhine and Danube. Together, the three peaks form a connected mountain massif. The mountain can be reached via the Swabian Alb North Edge Trail (HW 1 with red triangle). The path between the Oberhohenberg and the Hochberg used to run along the edge of the steep slope, the so-called Albtrauf. In order to avoid falls, the route has been changed slightly, but there are no safety ropes or fences here either. The summit is wooded, but the steep edge with little vegetation still offers a good view to the west of the Alb foothills and the Black Forest, and to the south of the northern flank of the Lemberg. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hochberg_(Schw%C3%A4bische_Alb)