The barrier-free walk leads along well-surfaced forest paths into the Bruggerwald forest to the ice pond. Here you can follow the tracks of the beaver. The beaver has chosen the ice pond as the site for its new home. There are various benches along the way that invite you to take a deep breath and enjoy the unique black forest atmosphere.
Author's recommendation
You'll come across agile squirrels again and again in the forest.
Directions
Start at the Kurhaus Titisee towards the end of the village and turn right into "Alte Poststraße". In a few minutes you will reach the Christkönig Catholic Church (open daily), which has a barrier-free side entrance on the right-hand side.
Follow the "Alte Poststraße", which leads you directly into the Brugg forest. After a while, you will reach the idyllic Eisweiher pond. Here you can follow the tracks of the beaver. He has chosen the ice pond as the site for his new home.
Now follow the path straight ahead until you come to a clearing in the forest. Turn left onto the forest path and enter the Brugg forest again. Follow the increasingly louder splashing and cross the romantic Sägebach stream. After a short time, you come to a path that turns left. Do not follow this path, but continue straight ahead slightly downhill. You are in the so-called squirrel forest. You will come across these nimble little animals again and again, who are happy to be given some nuts. Shortly before the forest clearing, follow the path to the right and head towards the water treading area. Cross the road at the outdoor pool and enter the spa garden.
The path leads you along beautiful flowerbeds to the shore of Lake Titisee with beautiful views of the lake. You leave the spa gardens (Kurgarten) via a very short but somewhat steep ascent and continue right along the lakeshore until you reach the "Bootshaus" restaurant, a beautiful wooden building. Do not head towards the underpass here, but take the path on the left that leads you back to the Kurhaus.
Equipment
We recommend sturdy shoes!
