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From Sulzberg, a sweeping view opens up across the Allgäu Alps and over to the Bregenzerwald. The panorama is particularly impressive on a clear day, with striking peaks and rolling hills in the foreground. An ideal spot for a short break and a great photo.

The Hausbach Gorge is a peaceful and very pleasant hike along the stream, mostly on an easy path without any significant inclines. The route is mostly straight, ensuring a relaxed pace while still offering beautiful moments in nature. Ideal for a leisurely stroll without much effort.

The information panel at Hausbach describes the path along the stream and provides brief information about the surrounding area. It's helpful for orientation before continuing along the riverside path. A short, worthwhile stop without a significant detour.

The Hausbach Gorge near Weiler in the Allgäu region is a tranquil, nature-filled hike along a stream, featuring rushing water, steep walls, and pleasantly cool passages in summer. Paths and boardwalks lead along the Hausbach stream, which descends approximately 350 meters over a distance of about 5 km – the deeply carved section begins after about 30 minutes from the village center. Those who continue will reach the barbecue area and adventure playground (Schnellers) after about 1.5–2 hours, depending on their pace; the return journey can be made as a loop or simply back through the gorge.

Cable car over the Hausbach, which is so robustly built that even adults can have fun here.

A great idea! There are plenty of entertainment options for families and children in the Hausbach Gorge.

The present-day parish church of St. Blasius in Weiler im Allgäu was built in 1795/96 as a Neoclassical church by Johann Georg Specht. The chancel tower dates back to the 14th century. The frescoes inside the church are particularly striking; they are by Andreas Brugger (1796/97). I found the church portal facing the cemetery open.

The parish of Weiler was probably established as early as the 9th century; it has been documented since 1275. A parish church has stood in Weiler since at least the 14th century, and its high altar was probably dedicated to the martyr St. Blaise as early as the High Middle Ages. The new parish church of St. Blaise was built on the site of the old church between 1795 and 1797.