Loßburg, municipality in Germany
Loßburg is a small municipality in the Black Forest that spans several villages and hamlets situated between 520 and 800 meters in elevation. It is surrounded by dense forests and crossed by the Kinzig river, which originates here and flows eastward through extensive woodlands.
Loßburg evolved from an agricultural working village to a community that now emphasizes culture, education, and leisure. The district of Sterneck preserves ruins of a castle from the 13th century, making the region's past visible in the landscape.
Loßburg is a place where traditional ways of life remain visible, with farms and crafts that keep rural heritage alive. The small villages and hamlets show a deep connection to nature and local traditions, evident in the simple homes and the everyday rhythm of community life.
The municipality is accessible by train at Loßburg-Rodt station with connections to Freudenstadt and Offenburg, and easily reached by car via the B294 road. Visitors can travel free on local transport with a guest card and obtain hiking maps and local information at the tourist office on Hauptstrasse.
The Kinzig source, where the river originates, is a popular destination for nature lovers who want to follow the water from its beginning to its junction with the Rhine. The 'Magic Land on the Kinzig' trail tells stories along the river and makes nature experiential for visitors of all ages.
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