The Top 6 Gorges around Leisel
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Last updated: February 21, 2026
Teufelsgraben
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Because of missing people, animals and recurring epidemics and bad harvests, which were ascribed to the devil, he was banished to …
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Eva-Loch Gorge
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One of the most beautiful points of the dream loop “Between the Woods”: The place popularly known as “Eva-Loch-Schlucht” is without a doubt one of the scenic …
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Nahe Valley Trail
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In summer, the vegetation is already a bit denser and the mosquitoes are obtrusive.
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Old Reelser Quarry
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Ringelbach Valley
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Tips from the Community
Very beautiful gorge with small waterfalls, narrow paths, ferns
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Very nice place on the Countess Loretta Dream Loop
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One of the most beautiful places on the tour
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A nice story about the naming of the Teufelsgraben can be found on the information board
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Between Ballenberg and Baumeshübel, the Ringelbach, which flows into the Nahe, has dug a deep, very quiet and wildly romantic notched valley, which is followed in the upper part by the Saar-Hunsrück Climb and the Hildegard-von-Bingen pilgrimage route.
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Attention, very slippery in the lower area, whether on foot or by bike
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𝗧𝗲𝘂𝗳𝗲𝗹𝘀𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗯𝗲𝗻 Such small natural ditches or gorges have been used as borders since time immemorial. The Teufelsgraben forms the natural border between the districts of Oberbrombach and Sonnenberg-Winnenberg. Many, many years ago, inexplicable things happened here: animals disappeared, sometimes people too, and each time a failed harvest or animal epidemic followed. Were witches your game or was it the devil? But since no community wanted to admit that the devil came from their side, the decision was made to banish the devil to the border ditch. There everyone threw in their sins once a year and peace and happiness returned. Anyone who crosses the ditch today should take a pebble, banish their sins in it and throw it into the ditch. In the future, too, the devil cannot enter the communities. Source: text information board
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