We head out towards the wooded Lägern hills over the covered wooden bridge and up to the Schartenfels. The highlight of the hike is the narrow ridge path on the spine of the Lägern hill, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view. You must however be careful, as the hiking trail is an "exposed trail". Its ascent requires caution, sure-footedness and good footwear. In wet conditions, the Jurassic limestone is extremely slippery! Alternatively, there is a safe, less risky path along the flank of the mountain.

The destination of this hike is the picturesque Regensberg. The hike can also be done in the opposite direction, so you can end the excursion in Baden.

Safety Notice: When wet, the Jura limestone becomes extremely slippery and can be dangerous! The alternative route along the mountain slope is safer; however, good surefootedness and absolute freedom from vertigo are essential throughout the entire path. This route is only suitable for experienced hikers.