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Huberfelsen Viewpoint – Wilhelmshöhe, Schonach loop from Oberwinden (Elztal)

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Mountain biking trails

Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Landkreis Emmendingen

Winden im Elztal

Huberfelsen Viewpoint – Wilhelmshöhe, Schonach loop from Oberwinden (Elztal)

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Huberfelsen Viewpoint – Wilhelmshöhe, Schonach loop from Oberwinden (Elztal)

04:24

52.1km

1,150m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 14, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 20.4 km for 9 m

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10.9 km

View of the Black Forest Meadows

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Great view. Simply fantastic

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11.5 km

Panoramic view of the Elz Valley

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A great piece of the Black Forest

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16.0 km

View from Landwassereck over the Elz Valley

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Great tour - lots of vertical meters - great views - lots of stops possible

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20.4 km

Huberfelsen Viewpoint

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From the Huberfelsen you have a wonderful view of the upper Elztal and the forest of the Middle Black Forest extending in all directions. The mighty granite boulder, secured by an iron railing, can be reached via a simple ascent.

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21.0 km

View of the Black Forest and wind turbines

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Traveling like Heinz Erhard once did, with all your belongings on your bike.

Day 1 of my 3-day bikepacking tour is going surprisingly well. Good weather, no breakdowns or punctures, and my fitness is also OK. While the 800 meters of elevation gain from Simonswald to Kandel are quite taxing, it's no surprise given the 25 kg load. The Steingrubenhof campsite in St. Peter is the ideal overnight spot, and the town has a small but charming town center. My first night in the BiWi was OK, but it took some getting used to due to the limited space. Furthermore, the sleeping bag absorbs moisture from the dew at night, leaving my sleeping bag and mattress damp and clammy in the morning. That would definitely not be a good option for a rainy day.

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