ニュルンベルガーランドの峡谷・トップ20

Beautiful rock formations and caves. Plenty to discover for both two-legged and four-legged friends. In many places, you can dive right into the water or explore the many small caves. A very worthwhile route.

Huge rocks, you can also see figures in them.

There are plenty of rock formations to admire in the gorge

Beautiful rock formations carved into the landscape… the stream has been working here for a long time and steadily

Devil's Gorge currently closed until further notice due to wind damage

Overwhelming and simply impressive. The dimensions only become clear when you stand in front of it. Great photo backdrop.

In the small but wildly romantic gorge, the Röthenbach flows over a length of around 300 meters, partly between heavily weathered sandstone rock formations up to five meters high. At the entrance to the gorge, close to the town of Röthenbach, the stream has created a small waterfall; The river drops three meters over two small steps. In the subsequent rock sections, impressive erosion, smaller caves and weathering can be found, and further along there are also remains of previous rock falls. The sandstone banks of the upper Keuper can be clearly seen on the impact slopes and other outcrops. In the wide Kerbsohlental below the gorge, the stream then meanders in wide arcs. Source: Wikipedia

The Rumpelbachschlucht is a small sandstone gorge in Middle Franconia (Bavaria) in the Altdorf district of Röthenbach. It is also called Röthenbachklamm after the Röthenbach, which flows into the Pegnitz near the town of Röthenbach and has a rocky notch on its upper reaches. n the small but wildly romantic gorge, the Röthenbach flows over a length of around 300 meters, partly between heavily weathered sandstone rock formations up to five meters high. At the entrance to the gorge, close to the town of Röthenbach, the stream has created a small waterfall; The river drops three meters over two small steps. In the subsequent rock sections, impressive erosion, smaller caves and weathering can be found, and further along there are also remains of previous rock falls. The sandstone banks of the upper Keuper can be clearly seen on the impact slopes and other outcrops. In the wide Kerbsohlental below the gorge, the stream then meanders in wide arcs. Source: Wikipedia