Morgenbachtal

The Morgenbachtal is closed since 2016 (!) Because of the breaking off path. However, it is quite manageable ..... 😉

The Morgenbachtal is from the Steckenschläferklamm down to the junction with the small shelter on which it goes right out to the Swiss house, walkable and passable. The last piece, however, down to the castle is still closed and hopefully will be finished in 2018.

Still not walkable. As of 06/2017

Hiking in the Morgenbachtal possible again, SWR, October 2017:
After the severe weather damage in the Binger forest a year ago now popular trails can be used again. The city of Bingen has invested around 180,000 euros in the Morgenbachtal and Kreuzbachklamm gorges. Alone in Morgenbachtal almost two kilometers of hiking trails were restored. So the Baumgeistertour is according to the city partly open again. The Schweizerhaus and the Rheinstein Castle can be reached again via the Rote Hut. From November you can also hike in Kreuzbachklamm.
As of: 21.10.2017, 8.52 clock

The Morgenbachtal was repaired together with the Kreuzbachklamm for 180,000 euros. Unfortunately, not all signs were removed, so that you will find this currently (8/2019) in many places. The valley is in excellent condition with wide paths and a lot of public traffic!

The Morgenbachtal for children a dream for dam construction, boat trip ...

The Morgenbachtal is currently not accessible due to the danger of falling and falling rocks.
Update :
We are on September 8th, 2020
through the Morgenbachtal it is geologically and botanically worth seeing.

Quaint gone. Not officially closed off. As of 03/20
However, you have to climb over many fallen trees. The river makes the effort worthwhile

Who can find the most forest spirits?
They are everywhere, so take a close look.

Unfortunately still locked (as of 30.08.18)

Very rewarding path through this canyon at home! You don't hear any engine noises, which isn't common in this country.

The Morgenbachtal is 'officially' still locked because of the danger of falling.
Stand 03/2018

Unfortunately, the road has been closed for probably two years now ... certainly there is no money to recover from the storm ...

I have not seen anything better for a long time

The path has been renovated, the blockage has been lifted.

It is considered to be one of the most beautiful side valleys of the Rhine and becomes narrower as the path progresses, the slopes become steeper.

Partially locked. A sign "At your own risk" would have done it.

Great valley, which is partially closed for not really obvious reasons.

You don't hear any engine noise here! Just the sound of the stream and birds!

The Morgenbach Valley stretches for around five kilometers from the Jägerhausbrücke to the mouth at Trechtingshausen. A very nice way

Very idyllic valley with a great stream

Just beautiful. Always along the wildly romantic stream!

The deeply cut Morgenbachtal can be hiked on a wide, well-paved forest path and is therefore very well attended. The numerous fallen trees above the stony stream bed testify to the destruction caused by heavy rainfall.

A nice, quiet section with wide forest paths