シュピーゲルベルクの峡谷・トップ20

This path is even cooler in summer than the Bodenbach Gorge

The Hohle Stein (Hollow Stone) is located in the middle of the Tobel Gorge. It was eroded over millennia and is now a monument to erosion. A small amount of water trickles down from the ceiling of the small grotto throughout the year.

The Hüttenwaldschlucht in Spiegelberg is a beautiful, unspoilt stream valley in the Swabian-Franconian Forest. It is known for its striking sandstone rock faces, semi-caves and a small waterfall. The path through the gorge is narrow and slippery in wet weather, so sturdy footwear is required. It offers hikers a scenic and romantic experience. There are also rope-secured trail sections at dangerous spots to ensure hikers' safety

Hollowed out sandstones with a small trickle of water on the way to a gorge on a very natural path.

Beautiful rocks top

Here you realize the power of nature!

On 4/12/22 we went the arduous path. Lots of trees as obstacles and lots of mud and water in the way. Waterproof shoes recommended. Trees were felled and abandoned due to root rot.

As Isabell already writes: incredibly large clear-cutting and the paths are broken. It is a mystery to me why such a landscape is so severely affected, the heavy machines are also destroying the ground. Not recommended!