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The legend of the name of the noblewoman's grave can be found here: https://ortenau-urlaub.de/?p=269

The Edelfrauengrab waterfalls owe their name to a naturally formed scouring cave right next to one of the waterfalls, where, according to legend, an unfaithful noblewoman met her violent end. In fact, the Gottschlägel nature reserve with the waterfalls and, further up, the Karlsruher Grat is an outstanding scenic attraction in the northern Black Forest. From the hiking car park (signposted), it is only a few steps to the lowest level of the waterfalls, where the Edelfrauengrab is also located. Of course, it is worth climbing further up the adventurous paths and footbridges along the Gottschlägbach. If you want to go on an adventurous hike, climb further up at the upper end of the Gottschlägel to the Karlsruher Grat, where you can then do the via ferrata. From the Bosensteiner Eck at the upper end of the via ferrata, the path then leads over the 'Brennte Schrofen' back to Ottenhöfen. The entire route is about 12 km, elevation difference 500 m, walking time should be 4-5 hours.

Nice hiking trail along the falls over stairs and bridges. In the extension you reach the via ferrata Karlsruher Grat.

The Wolfsschlucht (Wolf Gorge) is a rocky gorge below Ebersteinburg in Baden-Württemberg. It lies in the Northern Black Forest, northeast of the saddle (372.5 m above sea level), which lies between the Merkur in the south and the Ebersteinburg Schlossberg and the Battert in the north. The L79a state road runs over the saddle, connecting the Oostal (East Valley) near Baden-Baden with the Murgtal (Murg Valley) near Gaggenau-Selbach. The saddle and the road connection, which has gradients of up to 15%,[1] are colloquially known as the Wolfsschlucht (Wolf Gorge). The Wolfsschlucht (Wolf Gorge) is a geotope and one of six geological natural monuments in the urban district of Baden-Baden and is accessible via a hiking trail. Just below the saddle, the valley of the Selbach drops steeply to the east. At about 360 m above sea level, the Selbach valley reaches a height of 1,200 m. At NN, rock formations of Upper Rotliegend, arkoses and porphyry conglomerates emerge from the forest floor, forming impressive rocks due to silicification.

Definitely worth it, small waterfalls in a breathtaking landscape

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.

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

Impressive what nature has created, beautiful story (hangs on site).