Discover the Schindelwald and Bergholz Circular Trails in Mühlingen

For a stay in Mühlingen, two circular trails offer practical guidance for planning your day: the Schindelwald Circular Trail and the Bergholz Circular Trail. Their approximate lengths and the activities listed for the Bergholz Circular Trail can help you choose a route that suits your plans. The woodland is also a defining feature of the Schindelwald Circular Trail.

Compare circular trails in Mühlingen

The Schindelwald Circular Trail is about 7 km long and passes through one of the region’s largest contiguous woodland areas. This makes both the approximate route length and the woodland useful points of reference for this tour. If you would like to plan your day around a circular route through a large, contiguous woodland area, the description provides a suitable starting point.

The Bergholz Circular Trail is about 4.7 km long and is a popular route for hikers, walkers and joggers. It is shorter than the Schindelwald Circular Trail, and its description also explicitly names these three activities. You can weigh up the approximate distance and the activity that suits you, rather than choosing between the two routes by name alone.

Both distances are approximate. They still provide a concrete basis for comparison when planning your trip; check local conditions before setting out. The descriptions distinguish the two Mühlingen circular trails by their length and stated focus.

More to explore in the wider Konstanz destination

The following offers and routes relate to the wider Konstanz destination, not to the circular trails in Mühlingen. The Butterfly House on Mainau Island is home to up to 120 different butterfly species and subspecies from the tropical regions of South and Central America, Africa and Asia. Information about the animals kept there may change.

Ring bus routes 4/13 and 13/4 stop near the entrance to Mainau Island. They run between Konstanz/Bahnhof and the districts of Litzelstetten, Wallhausen, Dingelsdorf and Dettingen. If you plan to use this connection, check the current timetable before travelling.

The wider Konstanz destination also offers routes on a different scale from the two circular trails in Mühlingen: the well-signposted SeeGang premium hiking trail is 53 kilometres long, connects Überlingen and Konstanz, and passes through the Lake Constance district and the district of Konstanz. The RadgenussRouten cycling routes on the Western Lake Constance lead through the most beautiful landscapes in the district of Konstanz; they also combine nature, culture and regional highlights. You can consider a single circular tour, a longer hiking connection and an offer for cycling trips as different ways to plan your journey.

Guests staying overnight in 14 participating towns receive the BODENSEECARD WEST at check-in. It serves as a free travel pass in the district of Konstanz as far as Stein am Rhein and Überlingen. It also includes a 20 percent discount on boat trips on Lake Untersee and reduced museum admission. If you plan to use this guest card, check which towns are participating before your trip.

Discover more destinations: Mühlhausen-Ehingen, Aach, Eigeltingen, Engen, Rielasingen-Worblingen, Singen, Stockach, Steißlingen

Go to the overview of the wider destination: Konstanz.