발데르슈방 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The cabin is now called Wald und Wiesn and is also a hotel.

The ladder to heaven is fantastic... and a tip: To the right of it is a bench with a breathtaking view. Ideal for a nice break.

Like this one, there are many well-designed stations along the Bolgenach that provide information about the river and the landscape. 👍

The Bolgenach river babbles merrily parallel to the hiking trail, always very beautiful!

A cute little alpine hut with a few sunny spots and plenty of shade. Cash only. In addition to breads with locally produced cheese, for example, there are also a few cakes and plenty of hot and cold drinks. The owners are very friendly. The hut is easily accessible by bike (and also on foot).

A wonderful place for a delicious snack.

The Bolgenach is, for much of its length, an untamed, wild mountain river. It rises below the Riedbergerhorn (see Tour 10), passes through Balderschwang, and flows into the Weißach south of Sulzberg. In just 26 kilometers, it overcomes an elevation gain of 600 meters – and carries a correspondingly high level of energy. Due to its high flow velocity, it also carries large boulders in its riverbed. These are constantly shifted, especially during heavy rainfall or snowmelt. The numerous gravel coves along the trail therefore look different after each flood. In these dynamic habitats, nothing remains the same for long. A rare bird, the common sandpiper, breeds on some of the more inaccessible gravel islands. Its population is threatened everywhere by river dams, but it still has a few refuges in the nature park.

Nagelfluh, a rock found primarily in the Alpine foothills, is characterized by its interlocked rock fragments, which sit like nails in a solidified mass. These rock fragments are often river pebbles held together by a fine-grained mass. Nagelfluh is also called "God's concrete" because the cause of this solidification was previously unknown.