Wild gorges in southern Germany and northern Switzerland

We hiked the Wutachschlucht from the Wutachmühle to the Schattenmühle (about 13 kilometers). Good footwear and sure-footedness are recommended. Some passages are quite narrow, stony and slippery. Walking sticks are more of a hindrance here. You can take the hiking bus to the shadow mill at the Wutachmühle or vice versa. An overwhelming hike.

Described as the little sister of the Wutachschlucht, the Haslach gorge has nothing less to offer. The developed trail leads through the narrow gorge, down to the water and high up, you are always spoiled with wild romantic views of the natural jewel. Highlights are the viewpoints Hölloch and Rechenfelsen.

Some condition is required to overcome the differences in altitude, especially to get to the two viewpoints.

Here you can find peace and tranquility away from the public traffic of the Wutach. It's wildly romantic, you cross the Lotenbach again and again, overcome boulders on stairs and look at cascades over which the stream runs playfully towards Wutach.

The path is secured with bridges and wooden walkways, but surefootedness and sturdy shoes are still required.

The waters of the Breitach rushing through a narrow gorge from some hundred meters high, partly overhanging rock walls, falls over rock ledges further into the depth and sprayed thereby fine water drops, which create a mystical mood. An unforgettable natural spectacle.

The Breitachklamm is the deepest canyon in Europe, which can be hiked to a length of 1.5 km on well-traveled and secured paths. On hot summer days it is refreshingly cool, in winter the gorge is one of the only open ones at all.

opening hours
Summer season: From 9 am - last admission 5 pm - closing 6 pm
Winter season: From 9 o'clock - last admission 16 o'clock - closing 17 o'clock

entry
Adults € 4, children € 1.50

With its wildly romantic waterfalls, small bridges and beautiful leaching the Hausbauchklamm is a worthwhile family excursion destination. Passing moss-covered cliffs, we continue on a well-developed path with countless bridges along the stream to Schnellers.

In some places, the Hausbach is crossed by means of ropes or on fallen tree trunks, which is especially fun for little adventurers. On warm days, cool pools invite you to take a bath. The way is not suitable for pushchairs.

The path through the Eistobel is a pleasure, especially on hot days because of the shady path and the "proximity to the water". Of course, it unfolds its very special magic in winter when the Boschungen disappear behind the walls of huge icicles. A dream in white.

Only at noon, some light penetrates into this deep, narrow gorge, moist and cool it is at the bottom of up to 70 meters high rock walls at any time. Through the rock leads a secured tunnel past the small thermal water fountain to the spring water grotto.

Opening hours: end of April to end of October, daily from 10 to 17.15.
Admission: adults 6 CHF, children 4 CHF

Anyone who walks through this wildly romantic gorge with its steeply rising rock walls, huge boulders, the foaming water swirls and the rock gate will once again fall in love with nature.

The path is comfortably developed and easy to walk with children. Open daily from late April to early November, depending on the weather.

Admission: adults 3.50 euros, children from 6 years 2 euros

From the middle of the village, a bewitched path leads through the Tüfelsschlucht gorge to Allerheiligenberg. On the well walkable footpath behind each turn you discover a new little magic land of caves and crevices, covered in green - and in the middle of the path leads us over bridges and footbridges along the Cholersbach.

Where the Riesbach rushes wildly into the deep, over time a clammy gorge was created. Today you can admire waterfalls of up to 15 meters, follow the course of the river along the forest gorge and observe unique plants.