
Rondreis Todtnau door het zwarte woud via Todtnau Badenweiler de Titisee en de Schluchsee

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Last edit: 28-03-2019
The roads are mainly secondary roads. Most roads are of good quality.
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Duration
4h 24m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
215.65 km
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Burg Baden (Rp6)
The route then turns anti-clockwise. From Todtnau the route rises and falls to the historic city of Badenweiler, where we can visit the ruins of the Baden castle. The viewing platform offers a view over Badenweiler, east to the Black Forest and west to a panorama of the lower Müllheim, the Rhine plain and the Vosges.
This road then winds further between the various mountain peaks at an altitude between 800 and 1,000 meters above sea level.
The route takes us to the Schluchsee. This reservoir is the largest lake in the Black Forest. Before being dammed, the original Schluchsee was a glacier lake whose level was 30 meters lower than the current water level. The current dimensions are 7.3 km by 1.4 km with a maximum depth of 61 m. Supply and removal is done by the Schwarza. With a level of 930 m it is also the highest reservoir in Germany.
Not much further we find the Titisee. This lake extends over an area of 1.3 km² and has an average depth of 20 meters. The lake was created by the Feldberg glacier. The outflow of the lake, at 840 meters above sea level, is the Wutach River.
From the Titisee we rise to the Feldberg. The highest point in the Black Forest. The mountain is 1493 meters high. In clear weather it is possible to see the Alps in the south from the Feldberg.
Afterwards we descend back to Todtnau to end up at the hotel again.

Luchtfoto Schluchsee

Feldberg (Rp 20)
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