The large illustrated book about one of the most attractive regions of Germany. The Kaiserstuhl is a true stroke of luck. This small volcanic mountain range, located in the southern Upper Rhine Valley between the Black Forest and the Vosges, offers a wealth of unique features in a compact area that attract hikers, nature lovers, day-trippers, and geologists alike. Thanks to its favorable climate, not only do excellent wines thrive here, but there is also a flora and fauna that almost resembles a Mediterranean landscape. The landscape, heavily influenced by viticulture, surprises with its richness of diverse impressions: from the cool forests of the Rhine floodplain to the bare hilltops of the inner Kaiserstuhl, from small vine rows with picturesque hollow paths to wooded ridge lines and impressive, machine-created large terraces, everything can be admired or marveled at during a one-day hike.