rund um sulz

Jurapark Aargau - rund um sulz is a 25-kilometer long, varied circular route with a connection to the Fricktal Höhenweg. Hike through wild forests and picturesque cultural landscape, enjoy the view, and refresh yourself with regional delicacies.

The start of the circular hike is in Rheinsulz at the boat dock. From there, it goes past the chapels of Rheinsulz and Leidikon, continues to the amphibian pond Schwarzrain and the idyllic hamlet of Schlatt. A highlight is the ascent to Cheisacher, where the observation tower and inviting fire pits invite you to rest. The path then leads into the historically significant Marchwald. Here, a border stone from 1571 marks the former border between the Old Swiss Confederacy and the Habsburg Fricktal. At the Gänter rest stop, a spectacular view opens over the entire Sulz valley with the districts Obersulz, Mittelsulz, and Bütz. The Schinberg is the highest point of the hike. On the west side of the Sulz valley, the path leads through the district Sulzerberg, the hamlet Voregg, and past the Lourdes grotto. A last view of the Black Forest accompanies the descent, which meets the valley road above the restaurant Fischergut and then leads back to the starting point.