The Sd05 Pfahlweg gives Radling a clear focus for a hiking holiday: the circular route starts and ends at the information board in Radling and passes by the Radling Moor. The moor is a designated natural monument and biotope. When choosing a holiday apartment, this combination of a clearly identified starting point and a distinctive natural area can be a practical guide.

Circular route with several stops

The area around the Sd05 Pfahlweg includes nearby stops and attractions with a variety of focuses: an old farmstead with a beer garden, a forest chapel, the Pfahl quartz formation, an adventure playground, and Pfahlsee. This means the hike can be considered in terms of more than just the route itself; nature, a farmstead, a religious site, a rock formation, and other excursion destinations can all play a part in choosing possible stops.

Which of these destinations you include depends on what you want to focus on during your outing. If you plan to stop at the beer garden or use other facilities, check their current availability before your visit. You should also review the route information again before setting out, so you can plan using the latest details.

More options in the broader destination of Schorndorf

Those who also explore the broader destination of Schorndorf beyond Radling will find other ways to stay active there. The adventure playground at the entrance to Schorndorf from the direction of Michelsneukirchen has an integrated ball court, water play equipment, and balance and climbing equipment. The ball court is intended for children to play and let off steam. The playground grounds also include the Funbox skate park. The fitalParc in Schorndorf offers another focus: at several stations, a series of exercise equipment helps train coordination and strength.

Two described hiking trails also offer different perspectives on Schorndorf. The Sd02 circular route starts and ends at the information board in Schorndorf and passes through Hötzing, Kühberg, Sandberg, Thierling, and Stegmühle before returning to the starting point. Along the route, the Gutshof Hötzing offers a place to stop at its beer garden; there is also an old wooden bowling alley. Check current opening hours before making this a definite stop.

The Sd01 hiking trail follows the Längseugenweg, a shaded forest trail with viewpoints, and runs from Thierling through Neuhaus. The route recommends the castle complex in Neuhaus as a sightseeing stop. Check current access arrangements before planning a visit. This means that, in the broader destination of Schorndorf, you can choose not only outdoor activities but also viewpoints and a possible cultural stop.

For a different kind of tour, the international Regensburg–Cham–Pilsen Festival Cycle Route passes directly through Schorndorf. A cultural addition is the Volkstheater of the Laienbühne Schorndorf: with “Theater auf Burg Neuhaus,” the group performs every July against the backdrop of the castle. Check local information about performance dates if you would like to plan a visit around one.

Discover more destinations: Neuhaus.

View the broader travel overview: Schorndorf.