
easy
7–9 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels—requires short walks and ability to climb stairs and manage uneven surfaces.
Spend a carefully paced day in the southern Black Forest—cross a dramatic suspension bridge, ride the gondola to Feldberg’s summit, stroll Titisee’s promenade and explore Höllental’s historic valley. This private car tour blends effortless transport with local insight and flexible stops.
You step out of a climate-controlled Mercedes and the road peels away into a green bowl—railroad ties, steep pastures and firs marching up the slopes. The chauffeur eases the car through a valley that smells faintly of wood smoke and wet earth; within an hour the trees open and the Black Forest reveals its signature contrast of quiet villages and sudden, commanding views.

Feldberg’s visibility improves mid-morning; early departures avoid low cloud and afternoon crowds at the gondola.
Expect short hikes, stairs at the gondola station and the bridge approach—trail or hiking shoes provide better traction than sandals.
Mountain weather changes quickly—pack a compact rain jacket even if the forecast is mild.
Stay on marked trails around highland bogs to protect fragile habitats and avoid fines.
The Black Forest’s crafts industry—clockmaking and woodcarving—shaped local towns; Hofgut Sternen and Höllental hosted notable visitors like Goethe during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Local conservation focuses on protecting peat bogs and highland habitats; visitors are asked to stay on trails and support sustainable operators.
Provides traction on boardwalks, bridge approaches and rocky viewpoints.
Protects against sudden rain and cool mountain breezes in spring and shoulder seasons.
spring specific
Carries snacks, camera, layers and water for the day.
summer specific
Captures suspension bridge shots and wide alpine panoramas where charging isn’t available.