Short tour around Häusern
Easy
Panoramic hike on the Panorama Trail.
Tour details
Best time of year
- J
- F
- M
- A
- M
- J
- J
- A
- S
- O
- N
- D
Specifics of the tour
Scenic
Path condition
The Wittlisberger Kapelle is idyllically situated on the edge of the forest and is an ideal starting point for hikes. Along the panoramic trail, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Häusern, Höchenschwand and the Albstausee reservoir. On the way, you will also cross the Goldebühl and pass St. Fridolin's Church.
Author's recommendation
Next to the Wittlisberger Kapelle there is a barbecue area with a beautiful view, a children's playground and a panorama board.
Bring your own barbecue utensils!
Directions
Below the Wittlisberger Kapelle, the Panoramaweg branches off to the left from the Blasiwaldweg at the memorial stone opposite the water treading area. Follow this path for about 500 metres and at the first opportunity turn left into 'Abendweide', which you follow until the first right-hand bend. Walk along the foot of the Goldebühl for about 300 metres until you come to the road 'Zur Lehnern', which branches off to the left. Follow this road, cross the Albtalweg and St. Blasier Straße at the Thaumühleweiher pond and turn left into Goldegasse after about 100 metres. You will pass an underpass, cross the B 500 and then enter St.-Fridolin-Straße, which soon bends to the left. Stay on St.-Fridolin-Straße until you reach Schluchseer Straße or the B 500. Cross this road at the pedestrian lights and follow the Blasiwaldweg back to your starting point, the small car park below the Wittlisberg chapel.
Shortcut option: Skip the section via Goldebühl - Zur Lehnern - Im Thauen - Goldegasse - St. Fridolin-Straße and instead stay on the 'Abendweide' and at the end take the Blasiwaldweg directly back to the starting point.
Equipment
We recommend sturdy shoes.
Safety information
Please pay attention to the signs on the hiking trail. You can find precise and detailed information about the signs and the hiking guidance system on our website. In emergencies, call 112.