From Bieselsberg into the wild Monbach valley - dream route on small paths

On small paths it goes from Bieselsberg towards the valley, the last stretch on a forest road, over the Nagold bridge to the old raftsman weir. From there we ascend the Monbach Gorge, over tree roots, stone slabs and fir needles. The splendid path through this wild romantic nature reserve repeatedly invites you to linger and marvel. On the other side of the mountain we follow the narrow Monakam church path back down into the valley to Bad Liebenzell, where an ice cream parlor, pizzeria, city wall and castle lie by the wayside, maybe also a few goats. How many steps does the castle tower actually have? We follow the blue lozenge the zigzag path up to just below the castle hill, take the gravel path on the left and walk on small paths up to Unterlengenhardt. At the top at the forest edge we enjoy the wonderful meadow path and the wide view and finally return on lonely paths back to Bieselsberg.

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Sturdy shoes required, hiking poles recommended.

Sure-footedness and some surety against dizziness required. After heavy rainfalls the Monbach Gorge is not passable.

This hike is suitable for summer days. The gorge always provides some cooling, moist air.