Destination

24 tours through the Franconian Forest

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Workout Opportunity

In the Rennsteig region from Steinbach am Wald, there is a route to suit everyone: the routes are between four and eleven kilometres long.

24 tours through the Franconian Forest

Cross-Country Skiing Enjoyment Between the Rennsteig and the Rodach Spring

In the Rennsteig Region around Steinbach am Wald, you'll find a variety of trails ranging from approximately 3 to 20 kilometers in length. Many of them feature separate skating tracks and are clearly marked according to difficulty level – from easy to demanding. The trails lead through quiet forests, across open ridges, and repeatedly offer impressive views of the Franconian Forest's low mountain landscape.

Some routes start directly at the leisure center or the Schützenplatz in Steinbach am Wald – both locations are only a few minutes' walk from the train station. If you don't have your own equipment with you, you can rent cross-country skis and poles locally in Steinbach.

Tip: Rennsteig Trail and Frankenwald Trail

The Rennsteig Trail is particularly popular, winding for around 12 kilometers along the famous ridgeway. Also worth exploring is the Frankenwald Trail, which leads through open snow-covered landscapes and small woodland sections – ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful nature experience.

The trails are groomed regularly, free to use, and, depending on snow conditions, open from December to March.

Arrival

Steinbach Leisure Centre
Badstraße 2
96361 Steinbach am Wald

Steinbach am Wald

Please check the snow and weather conditions as well as the opening times of the ski area before buying your ticket!

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