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Beautiful place... but not without its dangers right now because of the fallen leaves... watch out!

It gets a little steep. I recommend wearing good shoes.

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.

Little waterfall. Very quiet location. If the weather is good, you can take a short break here and cool your feet in the water.

Here, where the "Wild Woman" lived according to old legends, you will find a cave with rugged rock formations made of slate. A lovely place for a little rest.

Pretty challenging piece of trail, which is a lot of fun. Here is a video of the trail: Trail search Wispersee / eMTB Rheingau https://youtu.be/cgxbGWWD7PQ

An idyllic place. There is also a bench along the way to rest.

To follow the circular route, cross the bridge at the tributary of the Wispersee.