Blauburgunder Panoramaweg: Trail in a Nutshell

Trail Name: Blauburgunder Panoramaweg

Trail Type: Long distance hiking trail; either paved or hard-packed gravel, well maintained.

Length: total: 12 km/7.5 miles

Convenient to: Schaffhausen, Switzerland

Marking: Bright yellow rectangle, with a location name, or the word “wanderweg” or with a black figure of a stylized hiker. (Note: No specific marking for a “Blauburgunder Panoramaweg” trail.)

 

Markings with Destination Names
Markings with Destination Names
Trail Marking with Stylized Hikers
Trail Marking with Stylized Hikers

 

Trail Description:

This trail follows the crest of a ridgeline from Siblingen to Trasadingen. Once on top, the inclines and declines are gentle, and much of the trail is fairly level. It passes through mostly fields and pastures, and through or by four working farmsteads.

Trailheads:

Siblingerhoehe (heights outside Siblingen): Bus stop at Hauptstrasse (Route14) x Bergstrasse

Trasadingen: Lindenhof x Zollstrasse (Route 13) (by the train platform)

Parking Possibilities:

Siblingerhoehe (heights outside Siblingen): Along Bergstrasse, by trail marking sign; spaces for about six cars

Vicinity of Hallauer Berghof: Off Bergstrasse, along a gravel trail to a small parking lot at the edge of the woodline

Rummelen Rastplatz (off Wunderklingerstrasse): Spaces for about half a dozen cars

Trasadingen: Intersection of Zollstrasse x Lindenhof; A lot for about a dozen cars

Public Transportation Options:

See http://fahrplan.sbb.ch/bin/query.exe/dn?

Bus: Bus 21 (starting at Schaffhausen train station) stops at Siblinger Hoehe

Rail: Regional trains serve Trasadingen and Hallau from Schaffhausen

Suggested Stages: Not applicable

Trail Itinerary-Reference Points:

Siblinger Hoehe: Bus stop hut on Hauptstrasse/Route 14; Walk southeast on Bergstrasse; follow sign to Hintere Berghof along a gravel trail; along Bergstr; follow sign to Vorder Berghof on an asphalted lane; follow signs to Hallauer Berghof; continue straight on a gravel trail to Buebenhalde along a woodline, past a small parking lot, then past a small, embanked pond; turn left (downhill); follow signs to Rummelen (with a small parking lot and picnic area); cross Wunderklingerstr, follow signs to Berghaus, Berghaus (farmstead with a circular barn), head downhill following the sign (on a barn) to Trasadingen, past the edge of the “Schleipfi” woods; Trasadingen: educational wine trail; intersection Gass x Wassergass, Bahnhofstrasse.

Representative Trail Photos:

Near Blauburgunder Panoramaweg Trailhead
Near Blauburgunder Panoramaweg Trailhead
Trail outside Hallauer Berghof
Trail outside Hallauer Berghof

Restrooms:

None on the trail.

Hallau: Gemeindehaus on Hauptstrasse

Attractions on or near Trail:

Tasting along the Trail:

None on the trail

Hallau: Vinothek, Hauptstrasse

Alternative Options:

Walking: For more challenge, reverse the suggested direction to start in Trasadingen for a rapid but steep climb to the ridgeline

Running: Entire trail would be easy to run.

Biking: Entire trail is bike-able, with sturdy tires (but not necessarily mountain bike tires).

Alternative Trails: Bikers might also choose to bike the 160 kilometer-long Schaffhauserland Bike route (marked as number 50) which covers much of this hiking trail; or the 43 kilometer-long Klettgau Route (marked as number 751) which roughly parallels this trail at lower elevations, and passes through Hallau and other villages. (See Schaffhauserland link below)

Car: Not applicable

Additional Information:

Regional:                       http://www.wanderland.ch/de/services/sehenswuerdigkeiten/sehenswuerdigkeit-0151.html

http://www.schaffhauserland.ch/de/

http://www.schaffhauserland.ch/de/aktivferien/wandern

http://www.schaffhauserland.ch/de/kulinarisches/wein

Trail (segment) specific:

http://www.wanderland.ch/de/routen/route-0899.html

Comments:

An easy trail; surface is possibly suited for some wheeled conveyances such as baby carriages or motorized wheel chairs.

Public transportation between the trailheads is available, but plan ahead to avoid lengthy delays.