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Gengenbach is a former free imperial city in the Kinzig valley. Historical buildings, fountains, towers and gates, narrow, romantic alleys and the wonderful market square invite visitors. The origins of the city go back to Roman times. The monastery was founded around 725, and the city was founded from there in 1230. Even then, the city was planned in its current appearance, with walls, towers and gates. In 1360, Gengenbach was elevated to the status of an imperial city and was therefore subject only to the emperor.

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The towers and gates invite you into the historic old town from afar and narrow alleys lead you into picturesque nooks and crannies. The "stone knight" on the market square fountain welcomes us upright. It testifies to the pride and self-confidence of the former Free Imperial City, as does the imposing 200-year-old town hall, which is transformed into the world's largest Advent calendar house in winter and, with its countless romantic half-timbered buildings, dominates the cityscape. 

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Wooden planks quite slippery in places due to fog/rain. But the complex was just great and free.

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Beautifully designed nature and adventure trail that shows how nature itself recovers after hurricane Lothar (1999).

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A beautifully designed facility made up of footbridges, bridges and other terrain, which is located on the Black Forest plateau between Kniebis and Ruhestein, which was devastated by the hurricane. In the meantime, nature has taken on the greening. A thicket of shrubs and small trees, the violet flower clusters of the red foxglove and artistic tree torsos prevent a view into the distance. Beautiful to look at and impressive.

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It is still a worthwhile path, even if the effects of Hurricane Lothar are no longer visible, as a new young forest has long since developed. Less recommended in winter, as the wooden path can become quite slippery in ice and snow. Unfortunately, the viewing platform is currently (May 2022) closed.

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Great tour with varied sections. In addition to the wooden footbridges between the forest and heath, the view is of course a highlight. In the small cottage at the start of the jetty there is a screen with visitor information and a map. In front of the cottage there are also some benches and tables.

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In wintry conditions - like at present (Feb 2022) - caution is advised. The wooden planks can become very slippery.

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The journey is the destination? Not at our Renchtalhütte in Bad Peterstal-Griesbach! The Black Forest, Alsatian and French specialties are so delicious, the view so beautiful, the atmosphere so enchanting and cozy that it's not "We're going hiking", but "We're hiking to the Renchtalhütte!" It's a wonderful spot high above the Renchtal, where the Renchtalhütte, as a "rustic branch" of the Dollenberg Hotel, knows how to pamper visitors in a down-to-earth way. With homemade Maultaschen with onion jus, Alsatian "Bäckeoffe", Bibileskäs, smoked Black Forest trout, sausage in a jar, cracklings, onion roast beef, fondue and raclette and, and, and. Prepared with that certain something in the Dollenberg kitchen under the direction of star chef Martin Herrmann. And served by friendly staff who love service. Source: https://www.dollenberg.de/de/kulinarik/renchtalhuette/

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I recommend hiking the All Saints Falls from the bottom to the top; they look more spectacular this way, as you always have the falls in front of you. They are particularly impressive in spring and after prolonged rains; after extended dry periods, they are far less beautiful. In winter, the path, if passable at all, is often icy and not without danger. In summer, it is pleasantly cool here.

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In 1999, hurricane “Lothar” brought down large areas of forest on the Schliffkopf. On the 900 meter long educational and adventure trail on the Black Forest High Road you can observe how nature develops after such an event if it is left to its own devices.

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Very good food with a nice sun terrace and the opportunity for children to play in the playground or feed the goats.

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Nice place to stroll and linger 👍

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Gengenbach has a great old town, many half-timbered houses and is a lively town on the Kinzig. Surrounded by vineyards, Gengenbach is a perfect place for a break.

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The All Saints Waterfalls are among the most beautiful and highest waterfalls in the Black Forest. Embedded in the mountain world of Schliffkopf, Hundskopf and Schwabenkopf, they plunge almost 90 meters down the steep cliffs over seven cascades. The gorges, together with the monastery ruins, are a much-visited place, especially in summer. Source: https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attractions/allerheiligen-wasserfaelle-b9918d8834

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Ideally located refreshment stops, especially if you are on the move between the Buchkopf Tower and the Wild Rench Valley. There are also numerous hiking opportunities from Bad Griesbach.

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Great hike is worth the path

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from the Renchtalhütte, do not follow the "wiesensteig-beschliderung", this leads over a forest path a little way into the valley and then on the tar road almost to the hut. so at the hut follow a piece of the road and then follow the signs on the left - saves a few meters in altitude

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Gengenbach has a lovely old town. Also a crowd puller during Advent.

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The former ski and hiking hut fell victim to the flames in 2003 and was then completely rebuilt with great effort. Today, hikers and visitors can expect the Black Forest cosiness and a great panoramic terrace with a view over the Renchtal.

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