周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The lake was created around 10,000 years ago when a glacier melted, but disappeared again 3,000 years ago. In 1980/81 a natural dam was created here again. This has created a beautiful leisure and nature reserve where you can enjoy taking a longer break. Nice seating on the drainage side and a large barbecue area by the waterfall.

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Definitely worth it, small waterfalls in a breathtaking landscape

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A narrow path winds through the wild and romantic gorge. The crossing takes place via stairs, footbridges and bridges with constantly changing perspectives of the waterfalls.

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This ridge path is a beautiful rocky getaway. A bit of rock climbing and sure footing allow for great views and an alpine experience. To be taken in dry weather and with caution. Not suitable for people who have difficulty climbing or are dizzy, but there is a safe alternative below.

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The Sankenbachsee is a former karst lake southwest of Baiersbronn. It silted up around 3,000 years ago and could be artificially dammed up again because it lies below the Sankenbach waterfalls and is flowed through by the Sankenbach. In the 1980s, a low barrage was built at the outflow of the Sankenbach to protect the lake from silting up. Source: Wikipedia

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The Gaishölle is a special place. The Brandbach cascades down into the valley. The best way to explore this wildly romantic gorge near Sasbachwalden with huge rocks and boulders is on a hike on our premium trail. With a height difference of around 200 meters and 13! Bridges go up to the Bischenberg/Hörchenberg district. Source: https://www.sasbachwalden.de/Media/Attractions/Gaishoell-Wasserfaelle

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Footbridge to protect the raised bog. Good to walk and interesting vegetation

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Beautifully laid out wooden path 😉 beautiful landscape, very nice view of the surrounding area

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Easy climb, exposed in some places. Great prospects. Surefootedness is absolutely necessary, in some places you can use the bypass.

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Wooden plank path through the moor area between Dreifürstenstein and Bismarkturm. Also, but not only, exciting and interesting for children. In addition, great view and foresight from the observation tower.

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You should be sure-footed and not afraid of heights. Good footwear is a requirement. The ridge is marked as a via ferrata, but it is not secured. There is a footpath to the side to get around the ridge. I think it's worth a detour for our region. It is definitely worth it . It's best to go early in the morning or during the week.

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A beautiful lake in the Black Forest that can only be reached on foot.

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Beautifully situated lake with lots of seats. Kept very clean, trash can available. Can be combined well with a hike to the waterfalls.

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Busy on weekends. If you really want to enjoy the peace and beauty of the high moor, as well as the all-round view, you should make the ascent early in the morning or late in the evening.

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The Sankenbachsee invites you to rest and relax. The Sankenbachsee is one of five cirque lakes in the Baiersbronn district. The Karsee was created in the last and penultimate Ice Age through glaciation. The Sankenbachsee is the only Karsee in which swimming is allowed and therefore invites you to cool off. The lake and the adjoining wet meadows form a valuable biotope, which is why it is under nature protection today. Near the lake are the waterfalls, a barbecue area, the game reserve and a playground. The Sankenbachtal is therefore ideal for a family hike.

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The 23 meter high Hornisgrinde Tower has been reopened as a watchtower for the public since May 29, 2005 The tower can be visited daily, except on Monday, from 10.30 am to 5 pm Price to climb the tower is 1 euro per person But once at the top you have a magnificent view !!!

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The breathtaking Hornisgrinde viewpoint is located on the 1,164 m high Hornisgrinde, the highest mountain in the northern part of the Black Forest. Here you can enjoy the most beautiful views of the Rhine Valley and the Vosges on clear days. You only visit the high gravel because of the uninterrupted play of mist and a clear blue sky. The many foggy days make the Hornisgrinde even more mysterious than it already is. On other days you will encounter a clear blue sky and look out over a sea of clouds, which covers the valley of the Upper Rhine. The Hornisgrinde is the most northern peak of the so-called "gravel". These are the largely treeless high plains, which mainly consist of heather and raised bog. The average annual temperature here is less than 5 ° C. Winters are usually very long. More than 120 days of snow a year and a snowfall of more than one meter are no exception. Undoubtedly you will get to know the still visible scars of Hurricane Lothar here. Who struck mercilessly during the Christmas of 1999. This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Germany! Small tip, the best time here is September when the sky is clearest and you can see much further and it is also less crowded here,

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It's best to come during the week. Overcrowded on weekends (especially in good weather). Very beautiful raised bog at the top

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A really nice view of the Mummelsee. The Hornisgrinde summit is easy to climb. And even reachable by bus.

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"... The Hornisgrindeturm gives many visitors the impression that it is the legacy of an old castle. Only a few know that its existence was due to the initiative of the Baden Black Forest Association under factory director Nauwerk from Oberachern, who received the building permit on June 15, 1909 from the Grand Ducal District Office in Achern, a copper plate at the entrance to the tower reminds the architect of the completion in 1910. The Hornisgrindegipfel with the beautiful observation tower and the equally beautiful "Grindenhotel" was the most popular excursion destination in the entire region with the Mummelsee until 1942 After the seizure by the German Air Force and later by the French military, the observation tower remained closed to the public for almost 60 years. ... " https://www.nationalparkregion-schwarzwald.de/Media/Attractions/Hornisgrinde-und-Hornisgrinde-Aussichtsturm

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