Rötenbachmündung

At this point the Rötenbach comes out of its narrow gorge and flows directly into the Wutach. You can also explore the Rötenbach Gorge on a narrow hiking trail. Sure-footedness and waterproof, stable shoes are a must here.

Rötenbach is 9 km long and flows here into the Wutach ...
Very good resting place. Whether sitting on the bench or right on the water, it's super relaxed and romantic here ... 👍

There are nice shady rest areas. You can find a nice place even when it rains.

You can reach this small resting place directly at the mouth of the Rötenbach via a footbridge. Here you can attend the union of Rötenbach and Wutach on benches or directly on the small Wutach beach.

The trail is family-friendly and takes you past impressive waterfalls.

Original nature, loneliness, mountains, valleys, gorges, rushing water - those who love nature will get their money's worth here.
You should be sure-footed, not afraid of heights and proper hiking shoes are an absolute must, then nothing stands in the way of pleasure.

A beautiful place, perfect for a little break

Nice place in the shade to relax.

This route includes a long path that is partly rocky, muddy, rooted and goes up and down a few meters. Here is really good footwear recommended. Many sections are also always wet through small mountain streams that cross the path. I would also recommend a second pair of socks.

From there you also get into the Rötenbachtal

shady place in the Wutachschlucht

Ideal resting place very close to the waterfront ...

Idyllic place with good possibilities for a break right on the Wutach.

partly beautiful singletrack with nice rest area at the Rötenbachmündung

A nice place to rest.

Just really nice to stay

Ideal resting place! You should save your provisions until then.

Feet into the water and relax

A few benches and a small "beach" invite you to linger - a great fun for children and dogs

Depending on where you came from, you have to make a decision here late today: Röthenbach, Haslach, or Wutach - Or all together :)

here the Röthenbach flows into the Wutach