Rundwanderweg Stetten

The starting point of the circular trail is the Protestant church of St. Maria and St. Veit in the district of Stetten. Highlights of the route include the Yburg castle, the "Sieben Linden" viewpoint, the course of the ball track from the Sängerheim to the climbing garden, the Eichensee lake and the playground in the valley. Seating and council areas invite you to linger.

From the church, the trail first leads over the castle steps into the vineyards directly to the ruins of Yburg Castle, Kern's landmark. In addition to the impressive remains of the castle, the sculptures by Strümpfelbach artist Karl Ulrich Nuss can also be viewed there. The trail continues through the vineyards via the 7 Linden viewpoint through the orchards of the Kammerforstheide up to the Sängerheim and the starting point of the "Herzogliche Kugelbahn", a unique experience for families.

The ball track runs for over 800 m through the forest and vineyards parallel to the hiking trail. Young and old alike can let the balls roll at differently designed adventure stations. The course ends in the alpine-style climbing garden, which is run by the German Alpine Association. Past the idyllic past the idyllic Eichensee lake, the route down into the Haldenbach valley to the rest stop directly by the stream. Via the Albert-Moser-Weg, the route continues along the forest past a viewing platform with a view of the Jägersumpf biotope. The forest trail leads downhill, crosses the Haldenbach stream and meets the Tälesweg trail. Here is sign for the playground and barbecue area in the valley, a family rest area with guaranteed guaranteed fun for children.

From the rest area, the path leads north past the Glockenkelter monument via Hindenburgstraße Hindenburgstraße back to the starting point. Families with baby carriages turn left at the turn left at the Glockenkelter and soon reach the the parking lot on Weinstraße again.