Not spectacular, but easy to reach from above the running stream, waterfalls at Gernsbach-Loffenau. The Gernsbacher Teilort Loffenau located on a terrace above the east of the Murgtal of Gernsbach. Just north of the cryogenic Loffenau the running stream and flows into the Laufbachtal this over some rocks that belong to the so-called Rotliegend. Two stages of 3 and 5 meters are the ones on the running brook glides over fall.
The Permian is a sedimentary rock, during the Permian, the youngest unit of the Paleozoic era was deposited in different basins of Central Europe. This sedimentary rock is older than that during the Mesozoic in Baden-Württemberg deposited large sediment series (Buntsandstein, Muschelkalk, Keuper, Jurassic).
The running stream rises on the slopes of Devil's mill. This is the northernmost mountain in the high northern Black Forest, southeast of Loffenau. The Laufbachtal opens between Gernsbach and Teilort Hörden in the Murg Valley.
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| A path leads Running along the river to the falls, trips lead to vantage points. |
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| The running brook glides more than he is. |
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| rocks of Rotliegend at the running stream waterfalls |
In Loffenau you go from the lower village road north (Haspelweg) or past the church and through the small park at the overflow stream. The trail signs in the Black Forest Club leads in a few minutes down to the creek running waterfalls.
One can also walk from the Laufbachtal Murgtal ago, a pleasant walk along the so-called entertaining Gernsbacher round. From the lower end of the Laufbachtals, where there is a trail parking lot, there are in the course of about 4.2 miles to Gernsbacher Loffenau. Here, you will automatically pass to the running stream cases. From Loffenau can go back by bus to Gernsbach (schedule get in advance).
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