ムルクタール周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Very beautiful, mostly shady route

Unfortunately, the view from here is no longer there, everything is overgrown. So it makes sense to take the "path" directly along the shore to get a nice view.

Very unique rock formations, and a great bike path going through them! Really nice route overall.

Beautiful direct view of the Schwarzenbach Dam from this bench. With its idyllic location, surrounded by the Black Forest mountains, the lake is a popular destination in both summer and winter for boating, hiking, biking, and swimming. The walkable dam wall measures approximately 400 meters in length. Source: https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attraktionen/forbach-schwarzenbach-talsperre-9de82b5b4c

<< Eberstein Castle >> "Since the mid-13th century, Eberstein Castle has overlooked the valley below. After the Eberstein family died out in 1660, the property passed to the Margraviate of Baden, and today it is privately owned. The architect Friedrich Weinbrenner carried out a major renovation of the castle in the 19th century, giving it its present appearance after 1829. From up here, there is a magnificent view of the central Murg Valley. This more than compensates for the sometimes strenuous climb to this prominently situated cultural monument. And hungry hikers can expect Baden hospitality in the castle tavern. Of course, it tastes especially delicious on the plane tree terrace. The legends surrounding Eberstein Castle and the Eberstein noble family that originated there are rich. There are heroes like the daring Wolf von Eberstein, the monastery founder Bertold, and the lovestruck Wolfheiner. The legend of how the Ebersteins acquired their coat of arms has also been passed down." They came. After delivering an important message from the Emperor to Rome, the Count of Eberstein received a rose of gleaming gold from the Pope. When the Count returned to his castle, the rose came to life and flourished magnificently. Thus, the rose found its way into his coat of arms. https://www.gernsbach.de/sagenweg/schloss.html

The first bridge here over the Murg was built in 1571. However, it was only roofed over in 1776. With a span of 37.5 m, it was unique at the time. A bridge fee was charged for use.

very nice building. Unfortunately not car-free.

A great bike path along the Murg. There are many beautiful places on the shore here again and again.