Steckeschlääferklamm

You are never alone along the Hasselbach. Out of numerous trees, a curious forest ghost observes. There are over 60, including witches, goblins, elves and trolls, the creek leads past almost all of them. Who can find them all?

One of the highlights in the Binger Wald / Morgenbachtal: The Steckenschlääferklamm. Ideal as a trip with the whole family. Who manages to discover all faces?
Perfect place to switch off.
Above the gorge there is a parallel path, which is also used by mountain bikers (I am one of them).
Enjoy nature!

Beautiful little gorge with many forest spirits.
Look closely, they are everywhere. (-:

Not for nothing is this part of the Hildegard von Bingen trail. The carvings are z. T. very artfully executed and really worth seeing.

The way through the Steckenschläferklamm is always nice. Ideal for children to build the dam and let ships go.

Quaint little gorge with many bridges and carved faces in trees

Who finds the most forest spirits?
They are everywhere, so look carefully.

In the fall it is also great.

Steckeschlääferklamm is always worth a trip. A few of the carvings from previous years are now weathered, but various animal motifs have also been added and the bridges and bridges are stable in the renewed state

Parking at the entrance of the gorge. Many beautiful wooden footbridges for walking over.

Greatly designed small valley along the Hasselbach. You cross the stream back and forth over many bridges. Funny fantasy faces are carved into the trunks of the trees, which grin at you especially when crossing the bridges. Large resting place in the middle of the gorge. Part of the RheinBurgenWeg stage 13 from Trechtingshausen to Bingen. Length of the gorge about 300 meters. Frequented by families, there is a parking lot nearby.
Recommendable!

It is a trip Tip for families there the children can play. And the forest spirits are looking for

Parking right at the entrance of the gorge.
Short gorge, but very nice with many wooden bridges and carved grimaces.

Super suitable for families with children - take your clothes with you for the little explorers;) Our children (6 and 8 years) like to climb in the wide slopes and splash in the stream water. Sometimes a small dam is built. The carved faces are always worth seeing. You can stop off nearby after your adventure.

Very beautiful clammy, beautiful route. Fun for big and small

Here begins the search fun, in the vicinity you can eat well.

A very great hiking trail for children. There's a lot to discover here

There is a lot to discover here, especially for children

Relaxing walk over many small bridges, past various face creations.

If you roam this gorge carefully, you can discover many forest spirits. =)

If you prefer to be lonely on a nice, warm sunny day, you should try the outdoor pool instead of here 😁For those (like me) who don't understand the local accent right away: "Steckeschlääfer" are those who drag their hiking sticks behind them (let them drag) de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steckeschäferklamm

convenient to running ways

A beautiful gorge with lots of little ghosts

The path through the Steckeschlääferklamm is one of the goals of the SWR series "Expedition to the Homeland", episode "Hiking Holidays in Rhineland Palatinate" with Anna Lena Dörr. The article is available here in the media library:
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