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View of the Wiesental valley

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View of the Wiesental valley

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View of the Wiesental valley

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Location: Kleines Wiesental, Lörrach, Freiburg District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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1. Belchen Summit Station – Belchen Summit (1,414 m) loop from Mittelbach

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2. Belchen Summit Station – Belchen Summit (1,414 m) loop from Neuenweg

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3. Belchen Summit (1,414 m) – Nonnenmatt pond loop from Neuenweg

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March 9, 2022

The Wiesental is a valley in the southern Black Forest, named after the river Wiese. The Wiese is a right tributary of the Rhine. It rises at the Feldberg and flows out near Basel. The Wiesental was one of the earliest industrialized areas of the former Grand Duchy of Baden and an important production site for the textile industry.

With the exception of the two Swiss municipalities of Riehen and Basel at the mouth of the Wiese and the municipality of Feldberg with the Wiesenquelle (Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district), the Wiesental belongs entirely to the Lörrach district. It stretches along the 55-kilometer course of the meadow in a southwesterly direction from the Feldberg (where the meadow rises at around 1200 m above sea level) to Basel (244 m above sea level). Approximately in the middle of the valley, below Schopfheim, the meadow joins its largest tributary, the Kleine Wiese. The Kleine Wiese is created near Tegernau by the merger of the Köhlgarten and Belchenwiese, its valley is known as the Kleines Wiesental.

The largest town in the Wiesental is Lörrach with around 49,000 inhabitants, followed by Schopfheim with around 19,000.
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Wolfgang 🥾🏕️holidaytramp⛷️🧗🛶🏹

September 6, 2021

The view of the Wiesental is always beautiful.

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Björn

June 9, 2021

An incredibly beautiful landscape. Great distant view. It feels really high alpine.

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Location: Kleines Wiesental, Lörrach, Freiburg District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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View of the Wiesental valley

1. Belchen Summit Station – Belchen Summit (1,414 m) loop from Mittelbach

2. Belchen Summit Station – Belchen Summit (1,414 m) loop from Neuenweg

3. Belchen Summit (1,414 m) – Nonnenmatt pond loop from Neuenweg

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