Rinken/Raimartihofweg cross-country ski trail
Medium
Medium-difficulty trail from Rinken to the idyllically situated Raimartihof and back. Varied passages through snow-covered forests and sporty climbs make this tour a real winter experience in the Black Forest Highlands.
Rinkenloipe - winter enjoyment with a descent to Raimartihof
The Rinkenloipe trail will delight you with its beautiful descent and the opportunity to stop off at the Raimartihof - perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the Black Forest winter.
The start is at the former Jägerheim inn. The start is pleasant and easy, ideal for rolling in. You will soon be gliding through snow-covered forests towards Raimartihof - surrounded by clear winter air and crunching snow under your skis.
During the three-kilometre-long, enjoyable descent to Rufenholzplatz, you can let the landscape pass you by and fully savour the feeling of freedom on skis.
At Rufenholzplatz, keep to the right and continue on a pleasantly flat section to Raimartihof. There you can take a break and stop for a bite to eat. You then return via a steady, easy ascent towards Rinken - just right for feeling your strength and stamina once again before you reach the starting point.
Author's recommendation
If you still have energy, you can glide a few more minutes from Raimartihof to Feldsee. However, the trail is no longer groomed here.
Directions
The Rinkenloipe is a beautifully situated trail that starts at the former Gasthof Jägerheim. The start is quite easy and leads into the forest towards Raimarithof. After a few metres, you will find yourself on a beautiful 3 km long descent that ends at Rufenholzplatz. Turn right there. Follow a relatively flat stretch to the Raimartihof. From there, you return to the Rinken. The route climbs steadily uphill - just right for feeling your strength and stamina once again before you reach the starting point.
More information
You can find more information about the Windeck cross-country ski trail in the cross-country ski trail portalDSV premium cross-country ski trails:Together with the municipalities, the cross-country ski trail clubs and the Southern Black Forest Nature Park, the Safety in Skiing Foundation (SIS) and the DSV Environmental Advisory Board have worked to develop the quality of the cross-country ski trail centres in the Southern Black Forest in recent years. 1,200 km of trails have been certified as DSV nordic active centres according to international criteria, signposted using a standardised system, equipped with information boards and local trail flyers and made accessible to internet users in a comprehensive form via the DSV trail portal (www.loipenportal.de). In addition, a cross-country trail map has been developed that shows all certified cross-country trail centres in a unique overview and quality and contains specific suggestions and tips for cross-country skiers in the southern Black Forest.