노이도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Idyllic, mystical, and unlike any other gorge. This is how the Wolfsschlucht Gorge near Kandern in the Southern Black Forest presents itself. A visit is definitely worthwhile. It may be only 200 meters long, but within this short distance it offers a wealth of sights: steep rock formations, several caves, and wild, mossy boulders. It is a place that inspires the imagination. Source: https://www.schwarzwaldfuehrer.de/markgraeflerland/ferienorte/kandern-wolfsschlucht.html

There are many remarkable rock formations, it is wonderfully shady and you are often alone.

Beautiful path through a picturesque gorge. Well signposted, a little slippery at times when it has rained.

A small rocky gorge just before Kandern that is definitely worth a visit.

Great path with rock formations to walk through and/or climb :-)

Here you have to make a small detour from the Westweg. But definitely worth it. Sure-footedness and good shoes are recommended for the short ascent. The cave is bigger than you think at first glance. You can't really see the opening from below.

The Saint Vitus Chapel in the Isteiner Klotzen, called St. Veitskapelle or Vituskapelle, is visible from afar in the niche of a steep rock face of the Isteiner Klotz near the Istein district of the municipality of Efringen-Kirchen in the district of Lörrach in Baden-Württemberg. The chapel named after St. Vitus (Vitus) is said to have been built in the 12th century as one of the two originally castle chapels of Istein Castle, which was built in the 11th century. The small chapel was rebuilt after the castle was destroyed in 1650. When the fortress in the mountain was blown up by the French occupying forces in 1947-1950[1], the chapel was also destroyed and was only largely rebuilt in 1988/89 due to a citizens' initiative.

interesting spot; unfortunate not so quiet anymore since a lot of noise from the road rises up. Watch you head when you climb up the steps to the cave