Wi-Fi
sauna
Terrace with barbecue
dryer
Whirlpool
Pets allowed
Garden
Chimney
Travel cot / high chair
Or how about something completely different? Renting a cabin in the Black Forest for a family gathering ? Or even an alpine hut in the Black Forest?
PS Did you know that in some of our holiday homes you can receive delicious Black Forest ham specialties as a "tasting"?
Furthermore, there's an ideal venue for every group size. Find the right one here
Book a holiday apartment or holiday home in the Black Forest with Traumferienhäuser Schwarzwald
The Black Forest is the most visited tourist destination of all the low mountain ranges and the largest contiguous low mountain range in Germany. It is situated in a sunny, warm location in the far southwest of Baden-Württemberg.
It is mostly heavily forested and stretches from the High Rhine in the far south to the Kraichgau region in the north. This makes a holiday in a Black Forest vacation rental with a dog ideal. To the west, it borders the Upper Rhine Valley, and to the east, it merges into the Gäu, the Baar, and the hilly Klettgau region. Its size is impressive: it extends 150 km from north to south and has a maximum width of 50 km from east to west. Numerous vacationers find a temporary home in hotels, vacation apartments, and other accommodations, enjoying the famously warm and welcoming hospitality of the Black Forest. The unique blend of numerous leisure activities, sporting events, and cultural and historical highlights is what makes a vacation in the Black Forest so special. In addition to standard hotels and vacation apartments, there are also more exclusive vacation rentals with wellness facilities such as saunas and whirlpools.
Mountains, bodies of water and lakes in the Black Forest
The mountains reach a height of 1493 meters above sea level with the Feldberg. In the Northern Black Forest, the highest peak is the Hornisgrinde at 1163 meters. There you will find the most beautiful and longest Black Forest rivers, ideal for hiking and experiencing the Black Forest rafting tradition. Notable rivers include: Kinzig (93 km), Enz (105 km), Nagold (90 km), Murg (79 km), Glatt (37 km), Wolfach (31 km), and Schiltach (30 km).
Especially in the northern Black Forest, you will find several natural cirque lakes, such as the Mummelsee. In addition, there are numerous beautiful reservoirs, such as the Schwarzenbach Dam in the Murg Valley, the Kleine Kinzig Dam near Alpirsbach, or the Nagold Dam, also known as the Erzgrube Dam in Seewald.
All of your holiday homes are located near these attractions:
The Black Forest House Enzklösterle is located in the Enz Valley, not far from the ore mine in Seewald. The Seewald Country House is just 2 km away. Nearby is the Dornstetten Holiday Home with its distinctive architecture. Along the Kinzig Valley, you'll find holiday homes in Alpirsbach, including the Alpirsbach Design Holiday Home . It's worth noting that the Historic Tanner's House, a listed building , is situated directly on the gently flowing Kinzig River, while the Fronwald Wellness Holiday Home offers panoramic views from a vantage point 300 meters from the Floßweg (Rafting Trail). A beautiful hike around the Kleine Kinzig reservoir is possible from the Dieboldsberg Luxury Holiday Home in Alpirsbach. The Salzenweiler Luxury Chalet in the Black Forest near Loßburg provides direct access to wonderful hiking trails. And in the Southern Black Forest, you'll find the secluded Titisee Holiday Apartment . Since June 2016, you can also rent two wonderful luxury holiday apartments in Schonach in the Black Forest from us: the Luxury Holiday Apartment Triberg and the Dream Holiday Apartment Black Forest . Brand new to our offerings is the Feldberg Holiday Home in the Black Forest .
Numerous tourist destinations and leisure activities in the Black Forest
Among the larger cities, Freiburg and Baden-Baden stand out. Strasbourg in France and Basel are also within easy reach. Baden-Baden, for example, boasts several Roman thermal baths, a famous casino, and a festival. The thermal baths of Bad Herrenalb and Bad Wildbad, as well as the panoramic pool in Freudenstadt, are also worthwhile destinations for swimmers. Lake Constance is also easily accessible.
Beautiful places include the old imperial city of Gengenbach, the former district capital of Wolfach, Schiltach and Haslach in the Kinzig Valley (located on the German Timber-Frame Road), and the monastery town of Alpirsbach with its brewery and monastery. Other charming old towns include Altensteig, Dornstetten, Gernsbach, Villingen, and Zell am Harmersbach. Freudenstadt boasts the largest market square in Germany, and just 9 km away in a hiker's paradise, Baiersbronn is Germany's undisputed center of haute cuisine. An impressive eight Michelin stars are distributed among three top restaurants.
The Murg Valley, the Kinzig Valley, the Triberg Waterfalls , and the Vogtsbauernhof Open-Air Museum in Gutach are also popular destinations for those staying in holiday homes. Mountains with beautiful views in the Northern Black Forest include the Hornisgrinde, Schliffkopf, Hohloh, Merkur, and Teufelsmühle. These mountains and ridges are frequently used for hang gliding, gliding, and paragliding.
The winter sports opportunities, including skiing, are ideal along the Black Forest High Road . The same is true very close to Enzklösterle and Seewald on the Kaltenbronn ridge.
Since May 2018, it has also been possible to vacation in the oldest city in Baden-Württemberg. The historic Vorgtshof in Rottweil is ideally located for excursions to the Black Forest, Lake Constance, and the Swabian Alps. Rottweil is therefore rightly called the gateway to the Black Forest.
Black Forest hiking trails – right next to your holiday apartment
You can usually reach access to hiking trails on foot from your holiday home. There are numerous beautiful hiking trails, some of which are known far beyond the region. Long-distance hiking trails were established in the last century, thanks primarily to the volunteer Black Forest associations. These include the Westweg, Mittelweg, Ostweg, Kinzigtaler Jakobsweg, and many other very scenic routes. In recent years, many themed trails have been created, such as the Dornstetten Barefoot Park, the Sensory Park in Haslach, and the Schluchtensteig (Gorge Trail).
