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Grobbach Stream Trail – View of Geroldsau loop from Baden-Baden

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Baden-Württemberg

Grobbach Stream Trail – View of Geroldsau loop from Baden-Baden

Hard

4.6

(50)

148

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Grobbach Stream Trail – View of Geroldsau loop from Baden-Baden

08:22

28.7km

760m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord

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8.30 km

Covered Wooden Bridge over the Grobbach

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A masterpiece of craftsmanship. A solid, rustic wooden bridge over the Grobbach stream, which flows down from the waterfalls.

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8.31 km

Grobbach Stream Trail

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The area around the waterfall is particularly beautiful when the rhododendrons are in bloom, around the second half of May.

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9.15 km

Geroldsauer Waterfall

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The Grobbach meanders picturesquely from Geroldsau up to Bütthof - a wonderful tour.

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9.36 km

Bridge over the Grobbach

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The bridge leads directly over the Grobbach and offers a completely different view of the stream - very idyllic.

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12.3 km

View of Geroldsau

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A few benches invite you to take a short break with a beautiful view of the Geroldsau district of Baden-Baden.

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20.7 km

Large brick shelter with a magnificent view over Baden-Baden with Battertfelsen and Merkur.

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21.6 km

View from Korbmattfelsen

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Extraordinary view over the Fremersberg, Baden-Baden and the Rebland in the Rhine Valley.

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26.0 km

Stourdza Chapel

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The Stourdza Chapel was built between 1863 and 1866. The master builder was Leo von Klenze from Munich. The burial chapel was built in honor of the family of the Moldavian Prince Stourdza. A magnificent building and a great place to enjoy the view over Baden-Baden.

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28.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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15.5 km

8.60 km

1.70 km

1.57 km

980 m

349 m

Surfaces

9.57 km

9.02 km

4.24 km

3.93 km

1.41 km

518 m

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Highest point (470 m)

Lowest point (160 m)

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Saturday 10 October

16°C

9°C

38 %

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Comments

July 18, 2026,Panoramaweg BAD Etappe 3 +4
Today, the continuation of the other day: Stage 3 and 4 of the Panoramaweg Baden-Baden. Here too, partly very great sections and suddenly, out of nowhere, a stunning panoramic view appears. Both stages together were then a bit tough in the end, but it was fun. In between, at the end of Stage 3, a short stop at the Geroldsauer …

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In glorious weather, five of us walked the last part of the panorama trail today. After the start in Oberbeuern and a first stop at the Bütthof by the Geroldsauer waterfalls, it went wavy along the Baden-Baden side, which is otherwise less known. The highlights of the tour are definitely the Louisfelsen, the Waldhaus Batschari and the Korbmattfelsen. Hikers are …

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This tour, which partly runs along the Panoramaweg, is planned so that you can park in Baden-Baden on Moltkestrasse (free of charge). After that, the paths alternate between open meadow paths and, of course, through the forests. There are always impressive views... waterfalls that invite you to dream and linger. Some areas can be slippery when wet. Good footwear and …

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Today we summarized the 3rd and 4th stage in great hiking weather. It's 26 degrees here, but 90% of the hike goes through the cool forest.
The biggest highlight today was the Geroldsau waterfall. A nice and quiet hike that is absolutely worth seeing.
Overall, these were the most beautiful 44 km I've hiked so far. You should have seen …

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A truly beautiful hike, pleasant to walk. By the end of April, the flowers are already in full bloom, and the birds are singing in unison. This might even be topped in May/June, when a visit to the New Rose Garden is worthwhile, and perhaps the rhododendrons at the Geroldsau Waterfall are in bloom. Although the unfurling fern is hard …

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Description (and day 1): komoot.de/tour/769507287?ref=itd

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