Ravennaschlucht

About this spectacle

Ravennaschlucht is a dramatic gorge in the Black Forest of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, carved by the Ravenna stream as it tumbles down a steep, forested ravine. Visitors walk through a narrow canyon flanked by mossy rock walls and dense conifer forest, with the sound of rushing water echoing throughout. A famous railway viaduct spans the gorge overhead, adding a striking man-made contrast to the wild scenery. In winter, the gorge is celebrated for its spectacular ice formations — frozen waterfalls and icicle curtains cling to the rock faces, drawing visitors who come specifically to witness the icy spectacle. In other seasons, the creek runs clear and fast, and the trail through the gorge offers cool shade and the constant sound of water. The combination of accessible forest walking, rushing stream, and seasonal ice makes Ravennaschlucht one of the more distinctive natural gorge experiences in southern Germany.

When to go

Jan — Dec, peak Dec — Feb

Getting there

Nearest airport: BSL. Nearest city: Freiburg im Breisgau.

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