Gorges in Baden-Württemberg

A short but impressive gorge in the small Odenwald. The rugged and very steep gorge is hardly expected in the rather gentle Odenwald and the climb is not quite as …read more

Even the way to the Ravenna gorge is packed with highlights. Past old saws, mills and at the rope factory one passes here already a lot of highlights. Arrived at …read more

A beautiful gorge to hike through, with lots of places for individual rest. In the opposite direction, you can eat and take a break in the castle mill. All in …read more

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 …read more

Here I can find peace and tranquility away from the public traffic of Wutach. Wildly romantic it is, again and again you cross the Lotenbach, over boulders over stairs and …read more

This ten kilometer long hike leads into the wildly romantic Hörschbachschlucht. The path to the waterfalls is not suitable for prams or wheelchairs. In particular, the section through the ravine …read more

Also in winter a fairytale trail through the Wieslaufschlucht. Good footwear is mandatory, otherwise it will be difficult.

When the soil is softened, the Wolfsschlucht and the adjacent paths are not recommended. Since there are hardly any fuses there is an acute danger of falling!

The gorge is an erosion gorge about 15 meters deep and 1,500 meters long, cut in shell limestone and is a nature reserve.

Natural monument Spatschlucht. 2-3 meters wide passage through the up to 10 meters high rock walls.

Hüttlenwaldschlucht nature reserve. The deep-cut blade has partly very steep slopes, rope-secured paths, a small waterfall and cavernous sandstone structures. The path through the gorge is muddy and rocky. Several …read more

It feels like you are in the jungle. Immediately behind Kandern there is a completely different world.

The Wolf's Gorge apparently owes its name to a legend. The story is described there on a blackboard.

The canyon gorge of the Dentelbach opens at the lower entrance with a great spring and a small rest stop. With sturdy shoes, the gorge is good for walking. It …read more

Wonderfully rustic gorge in which you have to find your way. A real insider tip and very different in character than the much better known Monbachtal, which is nearby.

For me, this gorge was not really a household name and went there without any great expectations. What can I say: WOW !!!

Even if it has not rained for a long time, it can be very slippery in places in the narrow gorge. Surefootedness and good footwear are a must.

In 1866, the last wolf of the Odenwald was said to have been killed here. Carl Maria von Weber is said to have been inspired by this gorge to his …read more

Narrow hiking trails lead you through the wild and romantic Windbergschlucht. Watch the water on its rushing way down into the valley, where it then flows into the Alb. Footbridges …read more

Due to a huge landslide on the south bank of the Wutach the Schluchtensteig is led over an official detour along the north bank.

The view of the landslide and the slipped mountainside is quite dramatic and impressive.