We have compiled some information on accessibility below. Detailed information can be found in the test report.

• It is not a circular route. The one-way route is 2.2 km long.
• The trail is car-free, but also designated for other user groups (cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders).
• Roads used by motor vehicles must be crossed (urban speed limit 50 km/h, forest road). Some of the crossings are unsecured.
• The route is clearly, uniformly and consistently signposted (pictograms).
• There is no information in easy language.

We have compiled some information on accessibility below. Detailed information can be found in the test report.

• It is not a circular route. The one-way route is 2.2 km long.
• The trail is car-free, but also designated for other user groups (cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders).
• Roads used by motor vehicles must be crossed (urban speed limit 50 km/h, forest road). Some of the crossings are unsecured.
• The route is clearly, uniformly and continuously signposted.

We have compiled some information on accessibility below. Detailed information can be found in the test report.

• It is not a circular route. The one-way route is 2.2 km long.
• The path has no visually contrasting or tactilely detectable footpath boundaries.
• The trail is car-free, but also designated for other user groups (cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders).
• Roads used by motor vehicles must be crossed (urban speed limit 50 km/h, forest road). Some of the crossings are unsecured.
• The route is clearly, uniformly and continuously signposted.
• The signage is designed in clearly legible and high-contrast lettering.

All test-relevant areas meet the quality criteria of the "Accessibility tested - partially barrier-free for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users" label.

We have compiled some information on accessibility below. Detailed information can be found in the test report.

• There is a marked parking area for people with disabilities at the Zemmer cemetery (starting point of the hiking trail), at the Roman long wall and along the rest of the trail.
• It is not a circular route. The one-way route is 2.2 km long.
• The path has no steps and is at least 200 cm wide.
• The path is easy to walk and drive on (water-bound surface).
• There are several inclines and declines; in between there are flat sections. The steepest gradient is 6% over a length of 8 m. The longest section with an incline is 400 m long and has a gradient of 4%.
• The hiking trail is car-free, but is also designated for other user groups (cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders).
• Roads used by motor vehicles must be crossed (urban speed limit 50 km/h, forest road). Some of the crossings are unsecured.
• Seating is available.
• The route is clearly, uniformly and continuously signposted.

• Zertifiziert im Zeitraum: December 1, 2023 bis November 30, 2026
• Barrierefreiheit geprüft