RKH Black Forest 1.A 2022

The Black Forest is the legendary area of ​​mythical dark forests, the place of cuckoo clocks and the great Black Forest farms next to high-altitude pastures of suckler cow farming. As a longing destination for entire generations, but also as an easily accessible German and European short-distance destination, Germany's largest low mountain range attracts numerous visitors - and the trend is increasing. No wonder, because the nature reserve, characterized by dense forests, not only invites you to hikes and outdoor sports in the great outdoors, culture lovers and city walkers will also find their holiday wishes fulfilled in the Black Forest.

Author Meike Gutzweiler lives in the Black Forest and works there as a tour guide and hiking guide. With experience and enthusiasm in her luggage, she leads in her extensive travel guide through the large nature reserves of the Black Forest, showing where the Bulb Hut is still transported, wine is grown and schnapps is distilled and over which rivers the long spruce trees once led to Holland were driven. Not only the major cities and well-known sights are described, but also small destinations and new places along the road and in side valleys, which one would hardly encounter on one's own and which have not yet found their way into travel guides. The information is supplemented with selected walks that can easily be completed in one day.

Each chapter begins with a two-page spread introducing the contents with an overview map of the region, highlights, and page references. Page number boxes, color coordinated with the chapters, make it easy to find your way around the book. Of course, the travel guide contains tried and tested practical tips on travel questions from AZ. The extensive foreword contains overview pages with descriptions of all regions, an annual overview of festivals and events, route suggestions and personal top tips from the author. In addition, there is detailed information about the history, culture and traditions of this region.