For an easy hike, we recommend starting the hike in Todtnau. From here, take the bus (L7300) in the direction of Titisee to Feldberg and get off at the Feldberger Hof stop.
From here, we orientate ourselves by the Feldberg Cable Car and walk to the valley station. Once there, we have two options: Either we take the Feldberg Cable Car up to the Seebuck summit in comfort or we hike up along the edge of the forest (approx. 30 min).
At the Seebuck summit, a fantastic view down to the Feldsee awaits us. Not only can we see the surrounding Black Forest peaks here, but on a clear day we also have the chance to see the Alps - on very clear days, the Alpine chain from Mont Blanc to the Zugspitze opens up here. If you want to enjoy the view from even higher up, you can take a detour up to the Feldberg tower, which also houses the Black Forest Ham Museum.
The hike now leads up to the Feldberg summit before descending via the St. Wilhelmer Hütte (refreshments available). The hike continues via the Westweg up to the Stübenwasengipfel, where the longest bench in the world is located and invites you to take a break. Here, too, we are rewarded with a view of Todtnauberg and the Wiesental valley, and on a clear day the view from here extends as far as the Swiss and French Alps. Via the Radschert hiking car park and through the village of Todtnauberg, we now reach the "BLACKFORESTLINE" suspension bridge. Here we take a breathtakingly high route over the Todtnau waterfall, which we can see from a bird's eye view from a height of 120 metres.
After crossing the bridge, we now walk along the Todtnau waterfall down to Todtnau, where we reach the market square behind the church. Here we have the opportunity to stop for a bite to eat before returning to the starting point via Meinrad-Thoma-Straße to the car park at the Haus des Gastes.