Discover Lenzkirch
Accommodation in Lenzkirch
Gorges, moorland and culture offer different reasons to stay in Lenzkirch. The Schluchtensteig trail leads into the Haslach Gorge, while the Ursee, a moor lake and nature reserve, offers a distinctive landscape perspective. Kucky’s Birdlife themed trail and St. Magdalena Monastery Church add opportunities for activity and history. When looking for a holiday apartment, you can consider whether you want your holiday to focus on nature, culture or a mixture of both.
Discover the gorge and moor
The Lenzkirch section of the Schluchtensteig trail leads into the Haslach Gorge and past the Rechen and Hölloch rock formations. From the Lenzkirch–Raitenbuch road, you can look out over the Ursee moor. The nature reserve may not be entered; there are no paths leading into it. The gorge route and moor view therefore offer different ways to experience nature in Lenzkirch.
The Ursee Nature Reserve in the municipality of Lenzkirch protects the Ursee, the surrounding moors and fens, as well as adjoining meadows interspersed with hedgerows. The area is a habitat for numerous threatened animal and plant species, as well as rare and endangered plant communities and ecological communities. The Ursee is a typical moor lake; its floating mats of vegetation are home to numerous moorland plants. Thus, alongside the gorge landscape, moorland and nature conservation are also part of the character of local nature experiences.
Themed trail or golf park
Kucky’s Birdlife in Lenzkirch is a 1.7-kilometre circular themed trail. Along the way, you can solve puzzles; the route also includes a bird’s nest swing and a playground. The stated length gives a clear idea of the circuit, while the activities and stops define its theme.
Another type of activity is on offer at the Hochschwarzwald Adventure Golf Park in Lenzkirch-Kappel, which has 21 themed holes. You can choose according to the kind of outing you prefer: a circular trail with puzzle activities and a playground, or a park whose concept centres on creatively themed holes.
Art and history in Lenzkirch
St. Magdalena Monastery Church in Grünwald, a district of Lenzkirch, contains a late Gothic sandstone relief. As a single work of art, it provides a specific point of interest in the town’s history. Another historical connection is the Lenzkirch clock factory, founded in 1851 and the first of its kind in the Black Forest. Together, these subjects show two distinct sides of history: a late Gothic work in a monastery church and early clockmaking.
More to discover in the wider Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald destination
The wider Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald destination offers more leisure activities. At Badeparadies Schwarzwald in Titisee, it is summer all year round, with temperatures that feel summery on 365 days of the year, real palm trees and turquoise-blue water. The Galaxy waterslide universe offers more than 25 attractions and water-based fun for all ages. At Fundorena in Feldberg, the facilities include a trampoline park spanning three levels. The Fundorena X Mind Arena comprises six stations; there is also the on-site Chicco’s Lounge snack bar.
There are also regional pointers for planning transport in the wider Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald destination: many places in the district can be reached by train. The free KONUS guest card allows free travel on local trains and buses throughout the Black Forest. If you are including other destinations in your travel plans, it is worth checking the specific connections.
When looking for a holiday apartment in Lenzkirch, it helps to consider whether you want to focus mainly on the local nature and culture or include additional destinations in the wider Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald area. This lets you take your preferred kind of holiday—from gorges and moorland to regional leisure activities—into account when choosing where to stay.
More destinations
Also discover: Saig, Holzschlag, Au, Neuenburg Am Rhein, Dittishausen, Ehrenkirchen, Müllheim, Umkirch.
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