Weg in die Klamm

Nice hike along the stream with great waterfalls. You should wear sturdy shoes as it can often be very muddy and slippery

It's always muddy in the Hörschbach Gorge. Sturdy shoes are a must.

the way to the back waterfall

The stairs and paths lead to the second waterfall. Be careful when wet as it can get very slippery quickly.

Accessible all year round

This gorge has a lot to offer 🙂

I love this place and can only recommend it

Some of the bridges need new boards. Be careful when crossing

Some bridges have to be crossed 👍

Great way along the gorge. You have to be here.

The "Hörschbach Waterfalls" are located near Murrhardt in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg.
- Surefootedness and sturdy shoes are recommended
- Highly frequented on weekends and during the holiday season or when the weather is great for hiking
- The "Unterer Hörschbach" car park is often occupied quickly, and parking is prohibited on the access road
- alternative parking: hikers' car park on "Wasserfallstraße" or hikers' car park on "Trailhofstr." near the rest/barbecue area "Brünnelesweg"

The so-called "Bachweg" through the Hörschbach Gorge is currently (2021) closed!

You should first find out about the current situation on the website of the city of Murrhardt: murrhardt.de/de/Tourismus-und-Freizeit/Naturpark-Wald-und-Natur/Naturschoeniye/Hoerschbachschlucht

Be careful, when it's wet the steps can get really slippery !!

The direct Bachweg is currently closed.

- the wooden staircase is on the premium trail "Feenspuren - Waldklinge" (feenspuren.de/waldklingen)
- in the valley you follow the hiking trail "GFW" over various bridges in the direction of "Hinterer Wasserfall"
-The nature of the path, the stairs or the bridges depends on the weather and the season

Some bridges are dismantled on the first part of the path

The stream path is currently still closed, please use the forest path

Depending on the weather, it can get quite muddy and slippery here

We can only agree with Tibor! ;-)

The direct Bachweg is currently closed.

The direct Bachweg is currently closed.

11The direct Bachweg is currently closed.

But be careful, when it's wet the steps and paths can get quite slippery!

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