The Nagoldtal is lying in Black Forest.
Regions and places
The Nagoldtal forms the border between Northern Black Forest in the west and Heckengäu in the East. The Nagold rises near Besenfeld in the Freudenstadt district and flows into Pforzheim in the Enz.
- Pforzheim: The main road leads here B463 to the south into the Nagoldtal. The Würm flows into the Pforzheim area.
- Bad Liebenzell, a health resort, thermal bath, mineral fountain. To the west of it lies the health resort of Schömberg
- Calw, District town with over 23,000 inhabitants, the old town well worth seeing, Hermann-Hesse-Museum and birthplace of the poet, last but not least the district Hirsau with the remains of two monasteries.
- Bad Teinach-Zavelstein, Health resort, mineral spring and ruins of a Stauferburg.
- Neubulach lies a little above the Nagold valley. An old Silver mine lures with its visitor gallery.
- Wildberg with Reuthin monastery, Widberg castle ruins, city wall and Lützenschlucht gorge.
- Nagold with the Hohennagold ruins and the Steinhaus local history museum
- Altensteig with museum in the old castle
- Seewald: The Nagold rises here and is immediately dammed up in the Nagold reservoir a short time later
Other goals
Nicholas Bridge in Calw
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getting there
In the street
- On the A8 motorway from junction 43 - 46 near Pforzhaim
- The B 463 leads from Pforzheim via Nagold Horb am Neckar
- The B 28 leads from Herrenberg about Nagold Freudenstadt
- The B 296 leads from Herrenberg via Calw towards Bad Wildbad
- The B295 comes from Leonberg and leads over Because of the city to Calw.
By train
- The route of the Cultural railway, formerly Nagold Valley Railway, leads from Pforzheim through the valley Calw and Nagold and then continue after Horb am Neckar
By bicycle
The Nagold is accompanied from its source at Besenfeld to its confluence with the Enz in Pforzheim Nagoldtal cycle path, he is part of the Heidelberg-Black Forest-Lake Constance cycle path.
