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A beautiful and peaceful hiking valley. With the current weather conditions (and actually always), you should be a little more careful because the stones and bridge wood are wet and slippery.

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Immediately after the railway underpass on the B42, you enter the gorge. It becomes quiet, and all you can hear are the chirping of birds and the babbling of the Pulsbach stream. The path is very beautiful, but in places it's very narrow and steep, requiring surefootedness. I wouldn't walk it if it's wet. Here, we also come across the signs for the Rheinsteig trail, which then guide us to Prath.

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This popular destination can be reached via a hiking trail. Coming from Nassau, hike through the Mühlbach Valley past the fish ponds to the first newly constructed footbridge. Continue past the path toward Singhofen. The Teufesdell Waterfall is fed by the local "Kernbach," a tributary of the Mühlbach. The Kernbach plunges four meters into the depths here.

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A fascinating natural spectacle awaits you between Nassau and Singhofen. The waterfall is approximately 10 meters high and is located in the Teufelsdell forest area, which is part of the "Wälder bei Singhofen" nature reserve.

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Nice idea: a rest area right next to the Teufelsdell waterfall.

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The Pulsbach not only has this one very beautiful waterfall, but also many other small and medium-sized waterfalls. In rainy years, like 2024 and winter 2025, there is a very audible splashing and murmuring here and it looks simply amazing. The steep cliffs are decorated with mosses and ferns, which are beautifully green even in winter. Simply a great tour along the stream!!

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wild, romantic stream valley

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Small corner to rest right next to the waterfall.

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After the Wunschwasser waterfall, the route unfortunately does not continue above St. Goar at the moment. The hiking trail to Biebernheim is closed. You have to take the path directly to Rheinfels Castle.

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a bit hidden...

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To get to the "entrance" of Kühlen Grund, you first walk 900 m from the B42 / Forstbachstraße intersection on the sidewalk next to Forstbachstraße and then another 350 m without a sidewalk on Forstbachstraße towards Loreley. There is a little more space next to the road on the right-hand side heading out of town - but not much. At weekends or on public holidays, as well as during the season when many tourists drive up to Loreley, you should not necessarily walk there. At the "exit" you come to the K88, which goes up to Patersberg in a serpentine fashion. It is better to walk 50 m down the K88 to the L338, then about 70 m up towards Loreley on the road. There is a path that leads up to the St. Goarshausen - Heide district. From here you have the option of walking back down to St. Goarshausen via Katz Castle, via the "Elchweg", or via the Loreley plateau. In my opinion, this is the only sensible alternative for incorporating the Kühlen Grund into a tour. Sturdy shoes with a good grip are advisable for this section. There are a few wet, rocky areas.

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Very nice little waterfall

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Very nice valley back down to the Rhine

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A piece of nature right next to the road with a beautiful view of the Rhine

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The Reusche Park ends near the St. Goar train station at the so-called Lohbach Gorge. Here, largely unknown, is a unique waterfall. This gorge leads via the hiking trail popularly known as the "Short Path" to Biebernheim.

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A welcome change on the hiking trail

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A small romantic waterfall on the way to or from Rheinfels Castle

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The Kernbach falls almost vertically into the valley around four meters here. Was an "insider tip" for a long time, but is now accessible via a steep set of stairs and a boulder in the creek.

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Beautiful little waterfall on the Rhein Burgen Weg near St. Goar.

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Suddenly and surprisingly you stand by this brook and regret not having a pen with you ...

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