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Anyone who has ever taken the Höllentalbahn from Freiburg to Neustadt in the Black Forest will know the magnificent view of the gorge and the river that you have when you travel over the Ravenna Bridge. The 36-meter-high and 224-meter-long viaduct is the successor to the bridge built in 1887, which was blown up in the Second World War. In the run-up to Christmas, a Christmas market below the bridge invites you to enjoy mulled wine in the Black Forest setting. The best way to discover the Ravenna Viaduct is on a hike - for example, coming from Hinterzarten through the Löffeltal and back through the gorge.

A great photo opportunity in the Ravenna Gorge, the journey is worth it!

From here you have a really great view and a nice opportunity to rest.

Impressive gorge that is especially good for hiking in summer, as there is always a pleasant coolness there. Not recommended in the winter months due to snow and black ice.

A visit to the waterfalls is highly recommended on a snowshoe trail in Menscheschwand. The waterfalls and the path through the small gorge are illuminated in the evenings during the winter months. A nice highlight not far from the trail.

The waterfalls are an absolute highlight. You can explore them via well-paved paths and bridges that lead up to the waterfall. In the evening they are even occasionally illuminated in summer, which is really beautiful.

According to the signs, the bridge withstood the shelling in World War II, but was then blown up in the middle by German soldiers. The central pillars were rebuilt after the war.

During and after the Ice Age, water flooding from the Feldberg created a gorge with rock walls up to 30 m high, which visitors can walk along a path. In the period from May to October, the waterfalls can be admired with lighting every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evening. May - September 8:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m October 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m