ヴォルフアッハの滝・トップ17

The path is very easy to walk.

Great view of the monastery

Small 200m path to the waterfall. Is it worth it?

A varied little tour around the Wolftal. It leads through charming forests, past babbling brooks and rock formations on the steep valley sides. There are always beautiful views down into the Wolftal and well-placed benches invite you to linger and enjoy. In the village there are places to stop for refreshments right on the way and the pilgrimage church Mater Dolorosa is a cultural and historical gem. The spectacular highlight of the hike is undoubtedly the picturesque Burgbach waterfall. Source: https://www.wanderinstitut.de/premiumwege/baden-wuerttemberg/kloesterle-schleife/

According to records, an “old castle” must have stood here around 1655. There probably never was a noble family based on the Burgbach rock. Unfortunately nothing remains. Source: https://www.alleburgen.de/bd.php?id=11224 You can use a circular path to ascend and descend the Burgbach rocks: up the stone stairs to the pavilion and down along a path (or vice versa, depending on your taste). The view from the rock is incredible, especially when the weather is nice...

Next to the viewing pavilion is a large table with benches. Here we were able to enjoy a hearty snack.

Beautiful monument by Arthur Junghans

At the waterfalls in the Lauterbach valley, an atmospheric monument by his employees commemorates Arthur Junghans, who died unexpectedly at the age of 67 on the night of January 30-31, 1920. https://www.nrwz.de/schramberg/arthur-junghans-pionier-des-zeitalters-der-industrialisierung-in-deutschland/251067?print=pdf