Schwenninger Moos

Villingen-SchwenningenMittlerer Schwarzwald

A post-glacial bog on the edge of town, a nature reserve since 1939 – and the source of the Neckar.

Blutweiderich am Ufer eines Moortümpels im Naturschutzgebiet Schwenninger Moos, zur blauen Stunde

Bohlenweg am Schwenninger Moos zur blauen Stunde mit Mond über dem Moorsee

Moorsee mit Totholz im Schwenninger Moos bei Villingen-Schwenningen zur blauen Stunde

Moorwald mit Birken und Kiefern im Naturschutzgebiet Schwenninger Moos

A circular path of about 3.5 kilometres runs as a history and nature trail past 62 information boards.

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Features

Circular trail: 3,5 km
Nature reserve since: 1939

Questions and answers

When is it open, and is there a season?

The area is accessible at any time; there are no opening hours.

Can I bring the dog?

Yes, but in the nature reserve dogs must be kept on a lead. The paths must not be left, and bicycles must be pushed.

How much time should I allow?

One to two hours. The circular path is about 3.5 kilometres – just under an hour on foot; anyone reading the 62 information boards on the way will need considerably longer.

Is it doable with a pushchair?

Yes, the path suits families with a pushchair.

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