ヴィットリンゲンの峡谷・トップ7

Hidden, enchanted and overgrown, the Heissbach Gorge lies in the Kleine Wiesental valley.

Idyllic, mystical, and unlike any other gorge. This is how the Wolfsschlucht Gorge near Kandern in the Southern Black Forest presents itself. A visit is definitely worthwhile. It may be only 200 meters long, but within this short distance it offers a wealth of sights: steep rock formations, several caves, and wild, mossy boulders. It is a place that inspires the imagination. Source: https://www.schwarzwaldfuehrer.de/markgraeflerland/ferienorte/kandern-wolfsschlucht.html

There are many remarkable rock formations, it is wonderfully shady and you are often alone.

A natural rest area in the middle of the gorge with barbecue pits and seating. Ideal for a break in a peaceful setting, surrounded by moss-covered rocks and forest. Perfect for families or hiking groups.

Beautiful path through a picturesque gorge. Well signposted, a little slippery at times when it has rained.

A small rocky gorge just before Kandern that is definitely worth a visit.

Water, rocks, trees, moss Pure nature. The forest path turns into a trail that leads us along the bank of a small pond. I feel the coolness of the damp forest floor through the soles of my Five Finger shoes. It's a pleasant sensation. I walk more consciously, more slowly, and with more intensity than I would with sturdy hiking boots. And the fact that my feet get wet, as they do here when crossing this small stream, doesn't bother me at all. Quite the opposite. It refreshes and invigorates not only my feet, but my entire body.

We start our hike to the Heissbach Gorge in the mountain village of Sallneck at 611 meters above sea level at the Hirschen inn. While there is a lot of activity on the Hirschen on this Sunday afternoon, all parking spaces are occupied by cars and even a coach is parked in front of the inn, the hustle and bustle gets lost after only a few meters. We enjoy the silence and wonderful views of pastures and forests. From the hiking sign at the deer we follow the marking of the yellow diamond in the direction of the Heissbach Gorge. Only a few minutes later the hiking trail leads us down into a forest. Rocks, stones and trees covered with moss surround us. The torrent of the Köhlgartenwiese murmurs a few meters below. Again and again we run our hands over the soft moss that surrounds the tree trunks like a protective coat.