Kreßberg: Hotels and Accommodations

Kreßberg highlights hiking and Nordic walking along scenic routes that lead through floodplains, meadow valleys and the foothills of the Franconian Alb, as well as past historic buildings.

If you would like to find accommodations in Kreßberg, you can start your search there.

Nature and Trails

Kreßberg is characterized by gentle hills, expansive meadows and quiet forests. Walks lead through idyllic floodplains and green meadow valleys, with peaceful spots for taking a break and enjoying views across the landscape.

For cyclists, routes include the WälderTour-Ost and Juhe-Tour.

Leisure

The Bergertshofen outdoor pool has a 50-meter-long pool divided into a swimming and a non-swimming area. The pool complex also includes a heated paddling pool for children with a slide, a three-hectare sunbathing lawn, play equipment, table tennis tables and a kiosk.

Culture

The Romanesque St. Nicholas Chapel in Bergertshofen dates from around 1100 and was first documented in 1444. The chapel in Mariäkappel was rebuilt in 1480 after the spring had attracted many visitors.

The Dr.-Martin-Luther-Strasse Tower, the Three Kings Tower, the Dr.-Martin.-Luther-Strasse Zwinger and the Segringer Gate are located in the vicinity of Kreßberg. Radacher Holz is also nearby.

Geographical Setting

In the wider regional surroundings of Kreßberg are Burgberg, Hohenberg, Münchsberg and Laubersberg.

A route from Marktlustenau passes Burg Hohenkreßberg and then climbs Kreßberg to an elevation of 528 meters. A connecting route links Marktlustenau with Feuchtwangen via Mosbach.

Getting There

Kreßberg can be reached by train via the Nürnberg–Stuttgart–Karlsruhe Interregio service; Crailsheim is the destination station.

More local pages: Gaildorf, Sulzbach, Bühlerzell.

For the higher-level travel overview: Schwäbisch Hall.