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Boucle Gorge supérieure du Hausbach – Trogener Moor au départ de Untertrogen

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Boucle Gorge supérieure du Hausbach – Trogener Moor au départ de Untertrogen

Cécilia Beaudron planned a hike

March 24, 2025

Boucle Gorge supérieure du Hausbach – Trogener Moor au départ de Untertrogen

Moderate

03:00

10.1km

3.4km/h

290m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Waterfall Near Weitnau

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Artificial dam with a small waterfall in the Hausbach Gorge.

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1.34 km

Forest Creek with Swimming Spot

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This small bathing spot is a refreshing stop along the Hausbach trail. In the shallower areas, you can dip your feet in the water or take a quick dip – …

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1.35 km

Upper Hausbachklamm

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One of the most beautiful gorges I know! Highly recommended, even with children. Whenever we vacation there, a visit to this gorge is a must. 😀☝️

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1.58 km

Adventure Playground with Zip Line in Hausbachklamm

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Cable car over the Hausbach, which is so robustly built that even adults can have fun here.

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1.83 km

Water treading spot in the Hausbach, Oberreute

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The Kneipp water-treading basin on the Hausbach stream in Oberreute is a refreshing stop to briefly dip your feet in the cold water. It's easily accessible and ideal for a …

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3.77 km

The Trogener Moor/Trogner Moos is a nature reserve and can only be accessed in the forests surrounding it. The majority of the species-rich wet meadows and forests are inaccessible and are therefore a paradise for many animal species and insects.

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