Wilde Hölle

I highly recommend the "Wild Hell". It is surprising that at the beginning of the gorge there is no indication of the difficulty. Without appropriate footwear nothing works here and for beginners it is already an experience. Incidentally, rather up than down!

The Wild Hell is a very beautiful gorge that lives up to its name. Unfortunately we could not do the difficult part with the dogs. Since there were ladders and abseil points. Alternatively, we had to avoid a neighboring gorge.

Nothing for unsportsmanlike. The up and down are sometimes very difficult. With the foot in the wrong place that can sometimes go wrong. Be sure to prepare well and bring enough time. For children and the elderly we can not recommend this. It would also be good if you umchten to hedge a harness. Good physical condition is mandatory here. Many ladders and many steps in the 90 degree angle. In the colder months you have to fight with icing. Caution is the highest bid here.

The view is of course outstanding.

Beautiful, wildly romantic gorge with difficult passages. Only for sure-footed! For children only partially recommended.

Difficult hiking route with climbing sections
A real challenge, both up and down, but exciting, varied and fun.

A real highlight.
But very difficult therefore not recommended for children. Partly slippery and very steep.

Today I am both up and down with my seven year old and my eleven year old. No problem. The weather was dry and sunny. Before we had completed the Henschel staircase (with security). After that it was really "entertaining".

Wild and romantic, it's fun!
If you are a little sporty and hard-wearing, anyone can go up the stairs. The tour is recommended to go from bottom to top. Is well secured with clips and handles. Sturdy shoes are a prerequisite. Slippery on rainy days.

Krixel kraxel with small climbs.

It's better to go from the bottom up.

This is a climb that even I, as a person not suitable for altitude, could relax. ;O)
Sturdy shoes are mandatory here, otherwise the muddy spots and the damp ladders are not feasible.
We have climbed up here. Downhill it is certainly not so much fun.

Wild hell section has in itself. Ladders and brackets are included. Some courage and caution are required. However, it can be done.

Also called the "Wild Hell" 😃

You should be good on foot and have no fear of heights. A short way goes over iron braces.

Great climbing path through a streambed

For me one of the most beautiful gorges. It should be noted: In heavy rain, even if it is just a short strong showers, this way quickly becomes a torrent and the mossy rocks turn into soft soap. In the descent, this path is quite arduous, because of the large step heights, it's r children with their short legs quickly borderline. Ascension is easier to handle. Adventurous and wildly romantic route and fortunately not yet provided with iron, ladders and stairs, as usual over all in the Saxon Switzerland.

Beautiful route. However, the wild hell was frozen. Over frozen rocks with water is not recommended without suitable equipment.
We then had to take another route.
The rest can be mastered even in the deepest winter. (With us minus 10 to minus 4 degrees)

Great climb to the Schrammsteinen (marked as "difficult", but as a healthy person easily feasible). We are up with dog, the mostly everything alone (ie stairs, stairs and the like) could. There is only one key point where the dog must either be big enough to make a jump or small enough to carry it ... for humans there is a small metal ladder (no stairs!).

Sturdy shoes and courage

The Wild Hell you just have to "take". Best from top to bottom.

Beautiful in summer, but super smooth and dangerous in winter

A fast, steep path to the Carolafelsen from bottom to top.
Only to be enjoyed from top to bottom with good footwear and caution.

Many steps to run high ... 😅

Short, crisp and varied stage.