CB1 - Wanderdreiklang Cleebronn

The longest tour of the Cleebronner hiking triad takes you to the "Guardian of the Zabergäus" and once through the Stromberg forest.

A hike through specially protected areas of the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park, which has its charm at any time of year.

In the first part, the tour follows the "Rennweg" on the Stromberg ridge.
In the Middle Ages, unlike the open road, racing routes were usually laid out away from settlements, often on ridges and through forests as secret direct connections. Via the Gallenwald, Kaltenbach and Wolfsklingen paths, you rejoin the Z2 and reach the Wolfstein, which is steeped in history. The monument commemorates the last wolf to be killed in Württemberg.

The hiking triads in the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park
The hiking triads in the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park are a uniformly signposted trail system with over 60 circular hiking trails throughout the nature park, offering more than 400 km of hiking pleasure.

A "hiking triad hiking trail" always starts from a marked hiking parking lot. Three circular tours of different lengths always start here, both short tours of between three and five km and half-day and day tours of between 10 and 20 km. So everyone can decide for themselves how long they want to walk.