
The Black Forest is a true paradise in the south of Germany and offers enchanting scenery for hikers, walkers, cyclists or snow enthusiasts.
Immerse yourself in the Three Lakes Region
Between the Black Forest icons Titisee and Schluchsee lies a small, sparkling insider tip: the Windgfällweiher lake. We welcome you to the Köhlerei am See restaurant right on its shore. Our home is the Upper Black Forest—a paradise of evergreen fir forests, wide valleys, and imposing peaks. Whether summer or winter, take advantage of our unique location as a base camp for your discovery tour in Germany’s largest low mountain range.

Power & Panorama: Your active vacation
For those who love exercise, Köhlerei is the ideal starting point. In summer, the lido attracts visitors with SUP rentals, while mountain bikers can access the network of trails around the Feldberg directly from the hotel. In winter, the region is transformed into a paradise for snow lovers – from rapid descents to cozy evenings after a day on the slopes.
Slow down step by step
Enjoy the silence and leave everyday life behind. Discover the Black Forest on foot – from the lake trail at Windgfällweiher to spectacular tours through the Wutach Gorge or up to the Feldberg Tower. Here you can take a deep breath and experience nature in its purest form.


Adventures for young and old
The Black Forest is a huge adventure playground. Whether it’s a thrilling ride on the Hasenhorn toboggan run, a splashing day at the Black Forest Water Paradise, or a fairytale boat tour on Lake Titisee—we have put together the best tips for your family vacation. Here, you will create lasting vacation memories..
More than just nature: our excursion highlights
Cultural treasures await discovery around the charcoal kiln. Visit the legendary Rothaus Brewery, follow in the footsteps of the “Black Forest Clinic” at the Hüsli Local History Museum, or take a stroll through sunny Freiburg. From traditional glass artistry to the thrills of Europa-Park, the diversity of our region is limitless.
High up: Feldberg & Feldbergbahn
At 1,493 meters, the Feldberg is the king of the Black Forest. The Feldbergbahn cable car takes you up to the summit in complete comfort – and best of all, strollers, wheelchairs, bicycles, and even your four-legged friends are welcome! Once at the top, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views stretching all the way to the Alps, explore the Feldberg Tower, or visit the unique Black Forest Ham Museum. A must for every visitor!
Lake hopping: Titisee & Schluchsee
Experience the two most famous lakes in the region. Authentic Black Forest flair awaits you at Titisee: stroll along the lakeside promenade, discover traditional cuckoo clocks, or enjoy a boat trip against a picturesque backdrop. If you prefer something more athletic, Schluchsee, the largest lake in the Black Forest, is the place for you. Whether sailing, diving, or hiking on the circular trail followed by a ferry ride—water lovers will get their money’s worth here.
Wellness & enjoyment: Badeparadies & Rothaus
Fancy a Caribbean feeling or genuine brewing artistry? The Badeparadies Schwarzwald water park in Titisee-Neustadt offers pure action and relaxation with 23 slides and a huge palm oasis. Those who prefer more down-to-earth pleasures should visit the legendary Rothaus brewery. Learn all about the famous “Tannenzäpfle” beer, tour the historic brewery dating back to 1791, or take part in one of the many events – a real slice of Black Forest life.

Action & adrenaline: tobogganing fun & Europa-Park
For those seeking thrills, our region offers spectacular highlights: the Hasenhorn toboggan run in Todtnau is considered one of the most exciting coaster facilities in Germany and promises rapid descents on rails all year round. If you’re looking for even more action, Europa-Park in Rust is about an hour’s drive away. As the most visited amusement park in the German-speaking world, it offers an unforgettable experience for the whole family with its countless attractions and shows.
Day trips with panoramic views
Plan an unforgettable day trip along the Black Forest High Road, one of Germany’s most beautiful panoramic routes. Your journey will take you to the Triberg Waterfalls, where the water plunges a spectacular 163 meters into the depths – a glittering ice spectacle in winter! Just a little further on, the Vogtsbauernhof open-air museum invites you on a journey through time: discover how people used to live and work in the Black Forest in the centuries-old farms. An experience that perfectly combines nature and culture.
Tradition & craftsmanship: From Hüsli to glass art
Immerse yourself in the history of our region! Very close to the charcoal kiln is the Hüsli local history museum – a rustic gem of Black Forest architecture that gained worldwide fame as the home of Professor Brinkmann in the TV series “Black Forest Clinic.” The tradition of glassblowing is just as deeply rooted. In the huts around the Feldberg, you can not only watch the masters at work, but even blow your own glass ball – a special souvenir for an unforgettable time.
