コルヴァイラーの峡谷・トップ20

Pretty waterfall that is fed by one of the Ehrbach tributaries. In the immediate vicinity is a bank that invites you to linger. One of the highlights in the gorge and a great place for a break.

The term via ferrata is heavily exaggerated. There are well-developed climbing aids in rocky terrain that offer safety on damp ground.

This narrow waterfall can be seen from the main path below. You can either "climb up" directly or look for the barely visible path a few meters further, which leads through the side valley and passes the hidden Rauschenburg ruins below (no signposts to the castle).

A varied hike along the Ehrbach through a gorge. Return after a steep and interesting ascent along great viewpoints. Recommendable. Surefootedness required.

The little waterfall looks really nice. It marks the side valley through which you can find the way to the Rauschenburg castle ruins

In some places there are steel ropes to hold on to. Very helpful when stones or shoes are wet!

The Ehrbachklamm was opened up in 1921 by the pharmacist Georg Francke from Boppard (1860 to 1926). In 1991, a commemorative plaque was placed in the Ehrbachklamm to mark the 70th anniversary of its existence.

Nice dream loop with individual short climbing passages. Wire ropes are available to help where you have to "climb" a bit. Not a via ferrata in the sense that you need via ferrata equipment!