Hüttlenwald Gorge

Hüttlenwaldschlucht nature reserve. The deep-cut blade has partly very steep slopes, rope-secured paths, a small waterfall and cavernous sandstone structures. The path through the gorge is muddy and rocky. Several small rivulets join at the end of the ravine to a small stream. Absolutely worth seeing.

An original and sometimes very romantic Bachtal opens up for the hiker here, another of the typical erosion gorges in this region with striking sandstone cliffs, half caves and a small waterfall. Be careful, the path through the gorge is narrow and slippery in wet weather, good footwear is necessary. Dangerous paths are rope secured.
Source: schwaebischerwald.com

Wild-romantic gorge Surefootedness, no fear of heights and good physical condition required