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Fresh Winter AirWinter Hiking in Baden-Württemberg
An Experience for Body and SoulGet out into Nature and Breathe in the Winter Air!
Fancy an adventure? Fresh air is not only good for your defences and immune system, but also the perfect booster against the winter blues. Imagine trudging through the snow-covered landscapes of Baden-Württemberg with the sun on your face and snow under your feet. Sounds good, doesn't it?Our region has plenty of hiking trails to offer in winter too - whether you prefer gentle hills or challenging mountain trails. But that's not all! How about an exciting snowshoe hike through unspoilt nature? Or perhaps a ski tour where you climb the snow-covered slopes and then enjoy the descent appeals to you? And for cross-country skiing fans, there are numerous trails that lead through picturesque winter landscapes.Let's go - fresh air for body and soul!
Here are a few tips to make your trip a win-win for nature:You can find more valuable tips in our detailed Outdoor Behaviour guide. Make your winter hike an unforgettable experience - in harmony with nature! Discover mobility for Baden-Württemberg: bewegt.de
Outdoor Etiquette: Respect for Nature
By the way, did you know? Our winter wonderland is also the living room of wild animals! Especially in winter, it's super important to stay on the signposted paths so that we don't disturb the animals' hibernation. They find little food in the snow and have to organise their energy reserves well. #respectfornature - show consideration and help preserve the natural balance.Here are a few tips to make your trip a win-win for nature:
Stay on the marked paths - that way you protect the wildlife and vegetation.
Your four-legged friends? They stay on a lead so that they don't startle any wild animals.
What you bring into nature, you also take back home with you.
In the dark? Better enjoy a hot tea in the warmth to avoid unnecessary risks.
Climate-friendly to your destination
Noise, exhaust fumes and wild parking are just some of the side effects of our motorised guests. We therefore recommend that you use public transport or a bicycle to get here if possible.