Hansjakobweg I

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Hansjakobweg I
Signpost in Schapbach
Signpost in Schapbach
Data
length 44 kmdep1
location Germany,
Baden-Wuerttemberg ,
Black Forest
Supervised by Black Forest Association
Markers Black Hansjakobhut in a white diamond
Markers
Start / finish point Schapbach
48 ° 22 ′ 40.3 "  N , 8 ° 17 ′ 29.3"  E
Type Circular hiking trail
Height difference 403 mdep1
The highest point Schmiedsberger Platz ( 778  m )
Lowest point Wolftal ( 375  m )
Level of difficulty light
season Spring to autumn

The Hansjakobweg I , also called the Kleiner Hansjakobweg, is a three-day circular hiking route in the central Black Forest . It begins and ends in Schapbach, a suburb of the Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach community , between Wolfach and Freudenstadt .

The approximately 44-kilometer hiking trail is named after the Baden folk writer and pastor Heinrich Hansjakob (1837–1916). The path was inaugurated in 1981 and is maintained and looked after by the Black Forest Association.

The hiking trail leads to the scenes of Hansjakob's stories Erzbauern (1899), Waldfolk (1897) and evening bells . The way sign is a white diamond with a black Hansjakobhut, the headgear with which Hansjakob is depicted in many contemporary pictures and photographs. Explanatory boards are attached to all sights, mainly relating to the life and stories of Hansjakob.

Day tours / stages

First stage: Schapbach - Wittichen Abbey - Schenkenzell

Schapbach - Schmiedsberger Platz - Kaltbrunner Valley - Wittichen Monastery (12.5 kilometers) - Vortal - Schenkenzell (16.5 kilometers)

Second stage: Schenkenzell - St. Roman - Wolftal (Gasthaus Ochsen)

Schenkenzell - Wittichen Monastery - Salzlecke - Heubach - Teufelstein - St. Roman ( Sulzbächletal ) - Kohlplatz - Bäch - Schapbach - Wolftal (Gasthaus Ochsen) (22.5 kilometers - only 18.5 kilometers from Wittichen Monastery)

Third stage: Wolftal - Wildschapbach - Schapbach

Wolftal (Gasthaus Ochsen) - Schwarzenbruch ( Oberwolfach ) - Hirschbach - Wildschapbach - Schapbach (13 kilometers)

  • View of the onion domes of Schapbach

  • Mountain village Wolfach -St. novel

  • Hansjakobstein on the Kleiner Hansjakobweg on the Schwarzenbruch

literature

  • Martin Kuhnle: Black Forest Middle / North. Bergverlag Rother, Munich 2013, ISBN 978-3-7633-4420-8 , pp. 154-165.

Web links

Commons : Hansjakobweg I  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
  • Black Forest hiking service : Web application of the Black Forest Association to visualize the Black Forest hiking trails in Google Maps with various overlays (route network, signposts, accommodations, ...)