Der im Vorberg vom Naturschutzverein Egerkingen angelegte Naturpfad ist ein Lehrgang für alle Naturinteressierten. Anhand von 20 Tafeln werden Informationen zu einheimischer Flora und Fauna vermittelt.

The Nack is a hilltop 867 m above sea level in front of the Hohe Fluh. In 1935, some men set out to descend into the depths of the cave in search of a skull allegedly hidden in the Nackloch. They reached a depth of 30 m without finding the legendary skull. A second expedition in 1951/52 was also unsuccessful. This time, the researchers reached a depth of 60 m according to their own measurements.

Built on the foundations of a Roman estate, the first building probably dates back to the 7th/8th century. The church was first mentioned in writing in 1294. It grew gradually over the centuries, with the extension of 1708 defining the style. It was the Baroque period; the exterior of St. Martin's Church in Egerkingen is simple, but the interior has decorative details. The church with the Käsbissenturm tower characterizes the village.

The memorial stone on the square to the east of the parish church commemorates the teacher, cultural patron and father of singers Josef Meinrad Rauber (1861 - 1939). The Jakobsleiter was built on his initiative. He wrote the 3rd verse of the Gäuerlied.