Best mountain passes near Wembach are situated within the Southern Black Forest region of Germany. Wembach is a small municipality with an elevation of 528 meters, serving as a gateway to the surrounding mountainous terrain. The area is characterized by its natural landscape, offering various routes for exploration. These mountain passes provide access to different parts of the Black Forest, connecting valleys and offering diverse outdoor experiences.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Also 3/24 still holey asphalt. Better up the mountain and via Utzenfeld - Wiedener Eck back to the Münstertal.
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Once you reach the top of the pass - no matter which side - it's worth taking a break to enjoy the view 😎
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This section has finally been repaved (July 2023), so you can ride down it on a racing bike – to the first farm on the right – without having to stress about finding usable gaps between the potholes. The fact that this was actually completed in our country within four weeks as announced thanks to the full road closure gives us hope again 🙂. Bravo and thanks to the planners and road builders! This is also good for the uphill section, of course, but it's less important. The next section is supposedly scheduled to be resurfaced in 2024. We'll see.
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From Bad Krozingen up via the Münstertal, then the dilapidated road surface is no problem and then back via Badenweiler. Nice evening tour with very little traffic. Departure to Badenweiler is very good
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Hiking car park and shelter with barbecue area.
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The ascent over the Sirnitz with the Kreuzweg pass height is an absolutely recommendable section, both from the west of Badenweiler and from the east of Neuenweg or also from the small Münstertal to the north, which is ideal for every Black Forest tour. Currently (02/23) the route from Badenweiler to Neuenweg is in top condition, all construction sites have been completed. Half of the descent down to the Münstertal is very old, if possible plan it as an ascent rather than a descent.
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Meanwhile (Nov. 2022) the lower section of the ascent from Badenweiler to the Eselsweg has also been resurfaced, so nothing is missing from the true RR dream road. Absolute recommendation!
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Ideal starting point for the adventure "Belchenwandern" 🥾
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The Southern Black Forest region offers several notable mountain passes. Among the most popular are Kreuzweg Pass Summit, known for its almost alpine feel and views towards Belchen, and Wiedener Eck Pass, which serves as an excellent starting point for various circular walks.
Yes, several passes offer family-friendly options. Wiedener Eck Pass is suitable for various activities and serves as a starting point for smaller walks. Additionally, St. Antoni Pass summit is categorized as family-friendly and provides a spacious car park, making it convenient for families to start hikes.
The mountain passes around Wembach offer diverse natural beauty. At Kreuzweg Pass Summit, you'll find rock faces and views towards Belchen. Climb to Haldenhof/Kreuzweg Pass from Münstertal features an alpine-looking valley. St. Antoni Pass summit, while unspectacular itself, offers fantastic views down into the Wiesental valley.
Some passes are accessible by public transport. For instance, Wiedener Eck Pass can be reached by bus from Münstertal (line 291) and Wieden (line 7306). There's also a bus stop at Kreuzweg Pass — trailhead and view of the Belchen, making it a good starting point for hikes.
Yes, parking is generally available. Wiedener Eck Pass has parking, with other options further up the street if the main lot is full. St. Antoni Pass summit offers a spacious car park, and Kreuzweg Pass Summit also provides parking.
The region around Wembach offers a variety of cycling routes. For road cyclists, there are challenging options like the Feldberg Pass – Wacht Pass loop. Touring cyclists can enjoy routes such as the Schopfheim Old Town – Todtnauerli Tunnel loop. Mountain bikers have trails like Herrenschwand to Ehrsberg. You can find more details on these routes in the Road Cycling Routes around Wembach, Cycling around Wembach, and MTB Trails around Wembach guides.
Yes, for cyclists seeking a challenge, the Climb to Haldenhof/Kreuzweg Pass from Münstertal offers a sharp ascent through an alpine-looking valley, quickly bringing you close to the 1,000-meter mark. The gradient is moderate on both sides of Wiedener Eck Pass, making it enjoyable for climbs and descents.
Visitors appreciate the diverse terrain and scenic beauty. Many enjoy the almost alpine feel of Kreuzweg Pass Summit with its rock faces and views. The Wiedener Eck Pass is popular as a starting point for various circular walks, and the moderate gradient makes it fun to drive or cycle. The fantastic view into the Wiesental valley from St. Antoni Pass summit is also a highlight.
Yes, near St. Antoni Pass summit, you will find the Antoni Chapel, which adds a cultural element to your visit. The region itself, being part of the Southern Black Forest, has a rich history, though specific historical sites directly on the passes are less prominent than natural features.
Yes, some passes offer amenities. Wiedener Eck Pass has a restaurant, pub, and accommodation options. While not directly on every pass, the surrounding villages in the Southern Black Forest will provide various choices for dining and lodging.
The Southern Black Forest region is beautiful throughout the year, but for hiking and cycling, spring through autumn (May to October) generally offers the most favorable weather conditions. Some passes, like Kreuzweg Pass Summit, can even be accessible and sunny in early spring (February) in their lower parts, making them suitable for year-round exploration depending on specific weather conditions.


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