Triberger Wasserfälle

The highest waterfall in Germany! In the middle of nature, but still right next to the center of Triberg, the amounts of water plunge over 163 meters. However, word has already got around outside the town limits that there is something to see here. Therefore, I recommend coming in the evening or earlier in the morning when it is less busy.

Admission: 8 euros. With the guest card from the site, entry is even free.

The Triberg waterfalls are well worth seeing. The paths are well developed and easy to climb even for inexperienced hikers with a little physical condition. On nice days, unfortunately, very crowded - but still very worth seeing.

"Between the years" the magic of Christmas takes place here below the waterfalls every year - with various funfairs, fire shows as well as the one or other books a wonderful Christmas atmosphere is conjured up here!

Five days on and after Christmas, the highest waterfalls in Germany are closed for the Christmas magic

Not only the waterfalls are worthwhile to look at, the town also has a lot to offer with its hillside location. In the summer is very busy.

Simply an impressive waterfall that you must have seen. Of course, always busy and admission costs. Still worth seeing. In winter when less is going on he should be a secret tip.

Beautifully laid out roads, but better not on weekends, just too crowded.

With peanuts in your luggage and a little luck, the cute little animals eat out of your hand.

The Triberger waterfalls are worth a trip, but also the surrounding area is ideal for hiking.

For toddlers in the stroller or in the support frame, I can not recommend this event unfortunately because there is too much crowding.
Wear sturdy shoes in any case.

Imposing waterfalls for all ages interesting.
The Christmas magic is very well staged and is visited by many visitors. Actually too many.

Looks very impressive. The many people are also used to the summer. But I find the waterfall in winter not so crowded at its best.

The Triberg Waterfalls fall down in 7 steps. A great sight by day, in the evening, when everything is illuminated is even more beautiful. I was here in the fall, so I recommend sturdy shoes. You should already be a bit sure-footed. Due to the gradients, I would recommend the ways only limited for prams. Wide enough they are but when it is full on WE has a problem.

You have to pay admission but it's cash. 4,50 € to go to the bridge to the waterfall is worth it 👍🏼

A visual u. acoustic highlight between Christmas and New Year's Eve at the Triberg waterfalls

If you want a nice picture you can do it on the stones of the waterfall!
You reach it through small paths on the edge

Class location for the whole family.

Lying in the Black Forest, the Triberg waterfalls are one of the most beautiful natural spectacles in Germany. It has a drop height of 163 m.

In rainy weather, masses of water rush over the rocks. You can get very close to the waterfalls via bridges and platforms.
There are probably 3 cash registers, one at the bottom, one at the top and one at the entrance from the Asklepios clinic.
In between there are other entrances (e.g. from the waterworks, Froschbrünnelè and Hebelweg), where there are no cash registers.

It is best to park at one of the upper parking lots. There is less tourist crowds at the ticket offices.

Behind the waterfalls there are several great hiking routes.Example: follow the yellow diamond to Prisenkapelle. Take a spare battery pack for your camera!

The Triberg waterfalls near Triberg in the Black Forest are among the highest and most famous waterfalls in Germany, with a total drop of 163 meters. After the Gutach has formed from the streams of the many hollow valleys of the Schönwalder plateau, it plunges over mighty granite steps into a wooded basin that opens directly into the center of Triberg. The Triberg waterfalls are divided into two cascade groups: The upper falls with three main levels fall from 872 m to 856 m above sea level. NHN. After a steep stream section, the well-known seven-stage main falls follow, which rise from about 805 m to 713 m above sea level on a running distance of approx. 230 meters. Crash NHN.

If you get there early enough, you can see it without paying.

They charge 4 EUR per person. Better go to another waterfall