Triberg Waterfalls
Triberger Wasserfälle
One of Germany’s highest-drop waterfalls, cascading in seven stages for about 163 meters in total. You can often feed squirrels in the forest.
The Gutach River falls in seven stages above the town of Triberg, with a total drop of about 163 meters, making it one of Germany’s most famous waterfalls. A trail runs alongside the falls. From the entrance in the town center, it takes about 30–45 minutes to climb to the top. The squirrels in the forest are not afraid of people, and squirrel food is sold at the entrance. Tickets cost about 8 euros. In winter, some sections are lit at night. The Black Forest Museum and the cuckoo clock shops in town are worth a visit. Getting there: take a train from Freiburg via Offenburg to Triberg, about 1.5 hours. By car, it takes about 1 hour.
Opening hours
Open all day (tickets sold approx. 09:00–19:00)
Nearby sights
- Eble Uhren-Park (World's Largest Cuckoo Clock)
- German Clock Museum
- Black Forest Open Air Museum Vogtsbauernhof
- St. Peter Abbey
- Titisee
- Ravenna Gorge
- Wutach Gorge
- Schluchsee