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Mummelsee Tours & Tickets

Every sensible way to see the lake and the Black Forest around it — compared, priced and bookable in a couple of taps.

There is no single “best” Mummelsee tour — there is the right one for where you are staying. The list below is grouped by exactly that: whether you are already in Baden-Baden, coming out of Strasbourg, or based further away in Frankfurt or Freiburg.

Everything here is booked through GetYourGuide, which means live availability, free cancellation on most options and reserve-now-pay-later on many. Prices are indicative “from” prices as shown on GetYourGuide’s US storefront and change with the season — tap any card for the live price in your own currency.

Pick by where you are staying

Staying in Strasbourg

The best-served starting point: small-group and private day trips that climb the High Road and stop at the Mummelsee, plus the southern Black Forest loop.

The Berghotel Mummelsee reflected in the dark water of the lake Small-group day trip from US$245
🕒 8 hours 📍 From Strasbourg ⭐ 4.8 (100)

From Strasbourg: Black Forest and Baden-Baden Day Trip

The best-reviewed way to reach the Mummelsee without a car. An English-speaking guide takes a small group across the Rhine to Baden-Baden, then climbs the Schwarzwaldhochstraße with photo stops before a proper break at the lake for lunch, cake and a walk along the shore.

  • Guided stroll through Baden-Baden and the Lichtentaler Allee
  • Viewpoints over the Rhine valley on the Black Forest High Road
  • Free time and lunch at the Mummelsee
Pedal boats moored at the wooden jetty on the Mummelsee Private day trip from US$512 per group
🕒 7.5 hours 📍 From Strasbourg

From Strasbourg: Black Forest Day Trip with Lake Mummelsee

Your own vehicle for up to four people and a relaxed pace: Baden-Baden in the morning, the Black Forest High Road at midday, lunch and Black Forest cake at the Mummelsee, then down the Baden wine route to the flower-hung village of Sasbachwalden. An audio guide in English, French or Spanish fills in the stories.

  • Private car or van with pickup in Strasbourg
  • Baden-Baden, the High Road and a long stop at the Mummelsee
  • Wine-village finale in half-timbered Sasbachwalden
The world’s largest cuckoo clock, a Black Forest house with a giant clock face Small-group day trip from US$141
🕒 9 hours 📍 From Strasbourg ⭐ 4.8 (138)

From Strasbourg: Black Forest Day Trip to Freiburg, Titisee & Triberg

The classic southern Black Forest loop in a single, well-paced day. It does not visit the Mummelsee, but it is the best way to add the region’s other icons — Titisee, the Triberg waterfalls and the cuckoo-clock makers — to a trip based in Strasbourg or the Rhine valley.

  • Old-town Freiburg with its minster and Bächle channels
  • Time on the shore of Lake Titisee
  • Triberg — waterfalls and cuckoo-clock craft

Staying in Baden-Baden or the Black Forest

You are already at the start of the High Road. Add a guided town walk, a private tailor-made day, a guided hike or — in winter — snowshoes.

Autumn sunlight on the tree-lined Lichtentaler Allee in Baden-Baden Walking tour from US$17
🕒 1.5 hours 📍 From Baden-Baden ⭐ 4.7 (228)

Best of Baden-Baden: Guided City Tour

Ninety minutes that explain why kings, empresses and Dostoevsky all ended up in Baden-Baden — and why the town is now part of the UNESCO “Great Spa Towns of Europe”. Inexpensive, well-reviewed and the perfect warm-up before you drive up to the Mummelsee.

  • Kurhaus, casino and the Trinkhalle
  • Roman bath remains and the thermal quarter
  • Stories of the royals and writers who came to take the waters
View from the Hornisgrinde over forested Black Forest valleys to the Rhine plain Private tour from US$888 per group
🕒 6.5 hours 📍 From Baden-Baden ⭐ 4.9 (19)

The Best in Baden-Baden and Blackforest

A private, flexible day for up to six people starting in the spa town itself. The guide shapes the route around your interests — thermal baths, wine cellars, Black Forest food and the forest roads above Baden-Baden — which makes it the natural choice if you want someone else to handle the driving.

  • Casino, Kurhaus and Lichtentaler Allee with a private guide
  • Black Forest food and historic wineries
  • Forest scenery tailored to your group
Snow-covered ski slope and fir forest at Seibelseckle on the Black Forest High Road Winter hike from US$216
🕒 1 day 📍 From Heidelberg / Baden-Baden

From Heidelberg or Baden-Baden: Snowshoe Hike in the Black Forest

In a good winter the ridge along the High Road lies under deep snow, and snowshoes are the best way into it. This guided small-group day takes care of the route and the logistics; you bring warm layers. Availability depends on the snow, so check dates early.

  • Snowshoe hiking in the high Black Forest
  • Pickup available from Heidelberg or Baden-Baden
  • Small group, winter season only

Coming from Frankfurt, Heidelberg or Freiburg

Longer days with the travel done for you — or a private car where you can ask for the High Road and the lake.

A vintage sports car on the Black Forest High Road at sunset Private tour from US$905
🕒 9.5–12 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 5.0 (2)

Frankfurt to Black Forest, Baden-Baden & Freiburg by Car

A private driver and a flexible itinerary through the Black Forest, Baden-Baden and Freiburg. Because the route is yours to shape, it is one of the few ways to include the Schwarzwaldhochstraße and a stop at the Mummelsee on a day out of Frankfurt — just ask when you book.

  • English-speaking driver, pickup anywhere in Frankfurt
  • Route tailored to you — ask for the High Road and the Mummelsee
  • Baden-Baden and Freiburg on the same day
The domed Friedrichsbad bathhouse in Baden-Baden Day trip from US$336
🕒 11 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 4.4 (44)

Frankfurt: Baden-Baden, Black Forest & Strasbourg Guided Tour

Two countries in one long day from Frankfurt: the Belle Époque spa town of Baden-Baden, a taste of the northern Black Forest, then across the Rhine to Strasbourg. A good fit if Frankfurt is your only base and you want the region’s highlights in one go.

  • Baden-Baden’s spa quarter and Kurhaus
  • A scenic Black Forest stretch
  • Afternoon in Strasbourg’s old town
The white colonnade of the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden Day trip from US$336
🕒 10.5 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 4.9 (24)

From Frankfurt: Heidelberg & Baden-Baden Full-Day Tour

Two of south-west Germany’s most elegant towns in a day: romantic Heidelberg on the Neckar, then Baden-Baden at the foot of the Black Forest. It stops short of the High Road, but it is a well-rated way to see the gateway town before you come back for the lake.

  • Heidelberg’s castle and old town
  • Afternoon in the spa town of Baden-Baden
  • Guided, with transport from Frankfurt
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The full list

Every Mummelsee & Black Forest tour we recommend

Thirteen experiences we would happily book ourselves, from a 90-minute walk in Baden-Baden to private days out of Frankfurt.

The Berghotel Mummelsee reflected in the dark water of the lake Small-group day trip from US$245
🕒 8 hours 📍 From Strasbourg ⭐ 4.8 (100)

From Strasbourg: Black Forest and Baden-Baden Day Trip

The best-reviewed way to reach the Mummelsee without a car. An English-speaking guide takes a small group across the Rhine to Baden-Baden, then climbs the Schwarzwaldhochstraße with photo stops before a proper break at the lake for lunch, cake and a walk along the shore.

  • Guided stroll through Baden-Baden and the Lichtentaler Allee
  • Viewpoints over the Rhine valley on the Black Forest High Road
  • Free time and lunch at the Mummelsee
Pedal boats moored at the wooden jetty on the Mummelsee Private day trip from US$512 per group
🕒 7.5 hours 📍 From Strasbourg

From Strasbourg: Black Forest Day Trip with Lake Mummelsee

Your own vehicle for up to four people and a relaxed pace: Baden-Baden in the morning, the Black Forest High Road at midday, lunch and Black Forest cake at the Mummelsee, then down the Baden wine route to the flower-hung village of Sasbachwalden. An audio guide in English, French or Spanish fills in the stories.

  • Private car or van with pickup in Strasbourg
  • Baden-Baden, the High Road and a long stop at the Mummelsee
  • Wine-village finale in half-timbered Sasbachwalden
The world’s largest cuckoo clock, a Black Forest house with a giant clock face Small-group day trip from US$141
🕒 9 hours 📍 From Strasbourg ⭐ 4.8 (138)

From Strasbourg: Black Forest Day Trip to Freiburg, Titisee & Triberg

The classic southern Black Forest loop in a single, well-paced day. It does not visit the Mummelsee, but it is the best way to add the region’s other icons — Titisee, the Triberg waterfalls and the cuckoo-clock makers — to a trip based in Strasbourg or the Rhine valley.

  • Old-town Freiburg with its minster and Bächle channels
  • Time on the shore of Lake Titisee
  • Triberg — waterfalls and cuckoo-clock craft
View from the Hornisgrinde over forested Black Forest valleys to the Rhine plain Private tour from US$888 per group
🕒 6.5 hours 📍 From Baden-Baden ⭐ 4.9 (19)

The Best in Baden-Baden and Blackforest

A private, flexible day for up to six people starting in the spa town itself. The guide shapes the route around your interests — thermal baths, wine cellars, Black Forest food and the forest roads above Baden-Baden — which makes it the natural choice if you want someone else to handle the driving.

  • Casino, Kurhaus and Lichtentaler Allee with a private guide
  • Black Forest food and historic wineries
  • Forest scenery tailored to your group
Autumn sunlight on the tree-lined Lichtentaler Allee in Baden-Baden Walking tour from US$17
🕒 1.5 hours 📍 From Baden-Baden ⭐ 4.7 (228)

Best of Baden-Baden: Guided City Tour

Ninety minutes that explain why kings, empresses and Dostoevsky all ended up in Baden-Baden — and why the town is now part of the UNESCO “Great Spa Towns of Europe”. Inexpensive, well-reviewed and the perfect warm-up before you drive up to the Mummelsee.

  • Kurhaus, casino and the Trinkhalle
  • Roman bath remains and the thermal quarter
  • Stories of the royals and writers who came to take the waters
The domed Friedrichsbad bathhouse in Baden-Baden Day trip from US$336
🕒 11 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 4.4 (44)

Frankfurt: Baden-Baden, Black Forest & Strasbourg Guided Tour

Two countries in one long day from Frankfurt: the Belle Époque spa town of Baden-Baden, a taste of the northern Black Forest, then across the Rhine to Strasbourg. A good fit if Frankfurt is your only base and you want the region’s highlights in one go.

  • Baden-Baden’s spa quarter and Kurhaus
  • A scenic Black Forest stretch
  • Afternoon in Strasbourg’s old town
A vintage sports car on the Black Forest High Road at sunset Private tour from US$905
🕒 9.5–12 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 5.0 (2)

Frankfurt to Black Forest, Baden-Baden & Freiburg by Car

A private driver and a flexible itinerary through the Black Forest, Baden-Baden and Freiburg. Because the route is yours to shape, it is one of the few ways to include the Schwarzwaldhochstraße and a stop at the Mummelsee on a day out of Frankfurt — just ask when you book.

  • English-speaking driver, pickup anywhere in Frankfurt
  • Route tailored to you — ask for the High Road and the Mummelsee
  • Baden-Baden and Freiburg on the same day
The white colonnade of the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden Day trip from US$336
🕒 10.5 hours 📍 From Frankfurt ⭐ 4.9 (24)

From Frankfurt: Heidelberg & Baden-Baden Full-Day Tour

Two of south-west Germany’s most elegant towns in a day: romantic Heidelberg on the Neckar, then Baden-Baden at the foot of the Black Forest. It stops short of the High Road, but it is a well-rated way to see the gateway town before you come back for the lake.

  • Heidelberg’s castle and old town
  • Afternoon in the spa town of Baden-Baden
  • Guided, with transport from Frankfurt
Snow-covered ski slope and fir forest at Seibelseckle on the Black Forest High Road Winter hike from US$216
🕒 1 day 📍 From Heidelberg / Baden-Baden

From Heidelberg or Baden-Baden: Snowshoe Hike in the Black Forest

In a good winter the ridge along the High Road lies under deep snow, and snowshoes are the best way into it. This guided small-group day takes care of the route and the logistics; you bring warm layers. Availability depends on the snow, so check dates early.

  • Snowshoe hiking in the high Black Forest
  • Pickup available from Heidelberg or Baden-Baden
  • Small group, winter season only
The carved Maison Kammerzell beside Strasbourg Cathedral Walking tour from US$26
🕒 2 hours 📍 From Strasbourg ⭐ 4.4 (959)

Strasbourg: Walking Tour with a Local Guide

Strasbourg is roughly an hour from the Mummelsee by car, and many visitors combine the two. This well-reviewed two-hour walk covers the Gothic cathedral, the half-timbered Petite France quarter and the Franco-German history that shaped both banks of the Rhine.

  • The cathedral and Maison Kammerzell
  • Petite France and the covered bridges
  • A local guide’s stories of a city between two nations
Plan your day at the lake

Make the Mummelsee the highlight of your Black Forest trip

The legendary lake sits halfway along the Black Forest High Road, 40 minutes from Baden-Baden and about an hour from Strasbourg. Compare day trips and guided tours and book in a couple of taps.

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Booking questions

Frequently asked questions

Which tours actually stop at the Mummelsee?

The two Strasbourg day trips at the top of our list both include a stop at the lake on the Black Forest High Road. Private tours from Baden-Baden and Frankfurt can include it on request — ask when you book.

Can I visit the Mummelsee without a car?

Yes. Regional buses reach the lake from Achern station and along the High Road, and the Strasbourg day trips drive you there. See our getting here guide.

Are private tours worth it?

For two to six people, often yes: the price is per group, the pace is yours, and you can add the Hornisgrinde, Allerheiligen or a wine village that group tours skip.

What is included in the price?

Day trips include transport and a guide or audio guide; some include hotel pickup. Food, drinks, pedal boats and spa entry are usually extra — each listing spells it out.

Can I cancel if my plans change?

Most listings offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, and many let you reserve now and pay later. The exact terms are shown on each tour page before you confirm.