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The Edelfrauengrab waterfalls are located near Ottenhöfen in the Black Forest, within the Gottschläg-Karlsruher Grat nature reserve. The water plunges over several rocky steps with a total drop of approximately 45 meters. A hiking trail of about 4 km leads directly through the waterfalls, ascending approximately 180 meters in altitude. The name originates from a legend surrounding the so-called Edelfrauengrab – a cave carved out by the force of the water, which can still be visited today. Between 1857 and 1862, the waterfalls were made accessible to visitors through the construction of walkways, bridges, and paths. Written evidence dates back to 1856. This development is likely connected to a visit by Grand Duke Frederick I of Baden, who was impressed by the wild and romantic landscape and supported its accessibility.

One of the 13 bridges in the Gaishöll. Great waterfalls

It goes steeply up over 13 bridges. A certain level of fitness is required. Not a flip-flop path.

The section along the Wild Sasbach stream is clearly a true natural gem in the Black Forest, appreciated by hikers for its wild, romantic beauty. The 1.5-kilometer trail leads through an idyllic landscape, past bubbling cascades and over seven small bridges crossing the stream. The path, which winds through the gorge, offers a unique nature experience, surrounded by soft forest floor and boulders. It seems to be a perfect place for anyone seeking peace in nature and wanting to experience the picturesque beauty of the Black Forest up close.

Would you like to cool off? There is also a small bench right next to the Kneipp pool, from which you can dangle your feet in the water (assuming a certain leg length).

Beautiful way on the creek wildly romantic

Beautiful waterfall above Sasbachwalden