바트 리폴자우-샤프바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 폭포

According to records, an “old castle” must have stood here around 1655. There probably never was a noble family based on the Burgbach rock. Unfortunately nothing remains. Source: https://www.alleburgen.de/bd.php?id=11224 You can use a circular path to ascend and descend the Burgbach rocks: up the stone stairs to the pavilion and down along a path (or vice versa, depending on your taste). The view from the rock is incredible, especially when the weather is nice...

Next to the viewing pavilion is a large table with benches. Here we were able to enjoy a hearty snack.

Lots of stairs to climb. Entry is free

I recommend hiking the All Saints Falls from the bottom to the top; they look more spectacular this way, as you always have the falls in front of you. They are particularly impressive in spring and after prolonged rains; after extended dry periods, they are far less beautiful. In winter, the path, if passable at all, is often icy and not without danger. In summer, it is pleasantly cool here.

The Sankenbach waterfall, which plunges 40 meters through a Karwand step and is triggered by manually opening the wooden sluice, offers an impressive natural spectacle. Here visitors can intervene in nature themselves and let the waterfall swell. You open the slide with the wooden lever. The dammed water of the water basin then rushes into the valley.

The All Saints Waterfalls are among the most beautiful and highest waterfalls in the Black Forest. Embedded in the mountain world of Schliffkopf, Hundskopf and Schwabenkopf, they plunge almost 90 meters down the steep cliffs over seven cascades. The gorges, together with the monastery ruins, are a much-visited place, especially in summer. Source: https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attractions/allerheiligen-wasserfaelle-b9918d8834

The Lierbach, which runs below the Allerheiligen monastery, splits into countless rivulets and makes its way over a total of seven steps into the deep Black Forest valley. Since the falling water dug tirelessly into the rock and created deep scours, the All Saints Waterfalls are also often called the Seven Bütten. Source: https://www.wasserfall-wasserfaelle.de/Wasserfall/allerheiligen-wasserfaelle.html

Great area to relax and enjoy :)