Attractions around Reutlingen

The Urach waterfall is one of the absolute highlights of the Swabian Jura and, with a total drop of 37 meters, is one of the highest waterfalls in Germany outside … read more

The Gütersteiner waterfall falls only about a kilometer north of the much more famous Urach waterfall into the neighboring valley and is much less visited than this one. The waterfall … read more

We came here on the way back to the parking lot. After we had strengthened ourselves at the waterfall hut and cooled down at the waterfall, this path was a … read more

A castle like from a book. In this case, that's actually true. The castle from Wilhelm Hauff's novel "Lichtenstein" from 1826 provided the suggestion and template for the reconstruction of … read more

A really big ruin of the former prison fortress Hohenurach. The Urach waterfall can be seen and heard from there.
There are still some rooms, cellars, dungeons and open spaces … read more

Along the Brühlbach stream, which leads from the Urach waterfall, there is a contemplative, wide, gravel road through the Brühl. "Brühl" stands for a fenced, waterfront meadow and is of Celtic origin. Fits here perfectly.

The Rutschenfelsen is the most prominent rock in Bad Urach and you have a fantastic view of Bad Urach and the Albtrauf. Caution: No railing will protect you from falling.

The Hörnle was once a hard-topped mountain and was to be mined for cement production. Through massive resistance, mainly by the fruit-growing population of the mountain could be saved. Many thanks to the citizens of Dettingen.

The Wackerstein is not one of the most famous, but it is one of the most spectacular viewpoints of the Pfullinger Alb. A rock needle with a summit cross is … read more

You feel like in the high mountains, grandiose and beautiful! Exciting at the same time.

This is a mad canyon, wild romantic, mystical, mysterious, to put it simply "bombastic"

A beautiful varied route.

The village of Gruorn in the Swabian Alb no longer exists today. It was completely cleared in 1939 to expand the Münsingen military training area, and the residents were relocated. … read more

A bit like an outdoor pool. 🙂

One of the most beautiful viewpoints around the Lichtenstein. Be sure to take it with you on a hike and enjoy the views on the benches. Ideal place to take a break!

Beware of rain, because it can be slippery and dangerous, but a great view!

Built in the 11th century as a castle with a castle, a nucleus, a shield wall, a kennel and a moat, a 16th-century prison and a protective fortress during the … read more

This 91 m long accessible cave is the Tulka Cave of Rulaman, in which the hero, a chief from the Stone Age, lived with his family. For decades, the book … read more

In front of the farm is a small rest area with barbecue.

The original castle can "only" be seen on the information board in the ground plan at that time, but the square with the exposed walls, the fountain and the former … read more