Attractions around Murrhardt

At the rear waterfall, the two source streams of the Hörschbach merge. The water falls first 3 meters in free fall and then over cascades again 9 meters in depth. …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

Imposing waterfall beautifully situated. Good footwear is really recommended here.

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

The Ebnisee in the Swabian Forest is always a nice destination. In summer, it is wonderful swimming in the lake with the dreamy scenery. If you prefer to stay dry, …read more

Nice water pale, about 2mm high. A good way to cool off your feet and take a few pictures.

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

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

The path leads uphill and downhill, partly on narrow, natural paths across the forest. Through the two waterfalls and the beautiful Edenbachtal this hike is entertaining and varied. The natural, unspoiled stretches are also very popular among the youngest hikers.

It is always nice to open the pool and how the water pelts down

well worth seeing, who is good on foot may look at the waterfall

The Geldmacher blade is a small side blade of the Aspenbach to the upper Wieslauf in Welzheimer forest with a rock grotto. It has sunk into the Upper Stubensandstein and …read more

The Juxkopfturm is an observation tower in the natural area of ​​the Swabian-Franconian Forest Mountains. It is located in the Rems-Murr district of Baden-Württemberg in the Jux district of Spiegelberg …read more

Edenbachschlucht, game but easy to commit, also for children

Through the narrow Franzenklinge a nice path leads to the outskirts of Murrhardt
The small stream usually carries little water, but the path is quickly slippery when wet.

The Franzenklinge …read more

As a natural monument was previously registered only a subpart, the so-called "cave stone" (450 m above sea level) - a grotto-like undermined rock bank of the Middle Stubensandstein. However, …read more

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The geological natural monument Kesselgrotte, below Langenberg, was formed in the Upper Stubensandstein in a side blade of the Wieslaufschlucht. This niche formation, which is typical of the Middle Keuper, …read more

The sea of rocks near Murrhardt is about 60m high steep slope, which lies below a 100m long and up to 10m high demolition edge in Stubensandstein. Scattered over the …read more

Is really nice there. If it's raining and you're on MTB, you should take care of the root carpet. But is not behind a curve or something, you can already see well.