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A beautiful hike and not too strenuous. While it's still pleasant here in the gorge in summer, it's worth going a little off-season, when it's much quieter.

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The Tüfelschlucht is truly a fascinating place. The combination of rushing waterfalls, moss-covered rocks and lush greenery creates a unique and calming atmosphere. The hike along the stream offers new, breathtaking views and invites you to enjoy nature to the fullest. Whether at one of the fire pits or simply lingering at the waterfall - the Tüfelschlucht is a perfect place for a relaxing break.

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Freshness and beauty, a delight for the eyes, a charming stroll in this beautiful Jura

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The Saut de Brot bridge is certainly one of the most beautiful places in the Areuse Gorge. The old stone bridge takes you to the other side of the Areuse and makes a fantastic photo opportunity.

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A magnificent trail winds through a bucolic landscape along the gorge. Numerous walkways and galleries carved into the cliffs offer breathtaking views of waterfalls and pools. There is an entrance fee to the gorge (CHF 2 per adult and CHF 1 per child), and the trail is closed during the winter until Easter.

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A great experience in this gorge.

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The Bieler Taubenloch, which stretches for almost 3 km, is one of the most popular destinations in the region. The romantic surroundings and the pleasant freshness make crossing the footbridges and strolling past caves and overhanging rocks a pleasure.

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I went there and back, it’s magnificent

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Very beautiful gorge, easy to walk, with rest area, bridges, cave, rushing water, manageable gradient.

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Located at the foot of the Creux du Van. Climb from Noiraigue to the Creux du Van and enjoy the wonderful view at the top. Then descend on the other side and hike through the Gorges de l`Areuse to Boudry. A perfect day...

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Wild, narrow and green, the Wolfsschlucht in the Thal Nature Park in the Solothurn Jura is an adventure for the whole family. Rock walls up to 100 meters high, some of them overhanging, line the gorge. Even in summer it is pleasantly cool and shady. The path leads past caves and washouts. There are several fire pits where you can fortify yourself with a picnic. The entrance is directly at the Herbetswil Wolfsschlucht bus stop. Parking is available in the village center of Herbetswil.

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This gorge trail is pristine and wildly romantic. I recommend the section from Noiraigue to Boudry. The narrow path is particularly spectacular from Champ-du-Moulin onwards, with its rock overhangs, steps, and bridges. It rushes through the narrow gorge, whose lush vegetation truly resembles a jungle.

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A great nature in the gorge! Beautiful light in front of a magic landscape.

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Beautiful old arched bridge, unfortunately the forest will soon block the beautiful view of it🙈.

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The gorge is very well developed and offers some beautiful spots

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The roaring waters in the Taubenloch Gorge are simply impressive.

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Beautiful gorge with good paths. A bit slippery when it rains.

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The idyllic Verena Gorge is located just outside the city of Solothurn. It can be reached on foot from Solothurn in about 20 minutes, but you can also take the bus to the entrance of the gorge (line 4, stop St. Niklaus). The well-developed, easy-to-walk path then leads through the wild and romantic gorge to a hermitage and two chapels. Three restaurants in the vicinity invite you to stop for a bite to eat. The hike, which is actually more of a stroll, is two kilometers long, and the elevation gain is moderate at 40 meters.

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The hermitage of St. Verena is, together with the hermitage in Arlesheim, one of the most important landscape gardens in Switzerland. In contrast to Arlesheim, Solothurn can boast an original hermitage. In the north, the gorge opens up to a clearing with two baroque chapels and the hermit's cloister. Saint Verena is said to have lived and worked in the cave behind the Martin Chapel. The Verena Chapel is dedicated to her. The hermitage, inhabited by a forest brother/hermit or a hermitess for many hundreds of years, has been located near the northern exit of the Verena Gorge. The cloister and garden, the Verena and Martin Chapels, the Magdalene and Mount of Olives grottos are under cantonal monument protection on Rütten soil and belong to the Solothurn community.

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