Sulzbachtal water trail

Seasonal operation annually from May 1 to September 30

The Sulzbachtal water trail is unique in the Black Forest and a very special experience for visitors and locals alike.

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A child with a brown-haired ponytail and glasses looks through binoculars with one eye.

The picture shows a wooden walkway leading into a light green deciduous forest. It is lined with grasses and trees.

The picture shows the badenova water station. Various vessels, pipes and a stainless steel water wheel are mounted on a long wooden table.

Here you can see a family of two adults and three children sitting on stones on the banks of the Sulzbach. Around them is a light green deciduous forest.

The picture shows five children, four boys and a girl, helping each other to cross over stones in the Sulzbach.

The picture shows three children of different ages running one behind the other on a wooden footbridge on the Sulzbachtal water trail.

The picture shows the masked caddisfly larva station on the Sulzbachtal water trail in the middle of the forest directly on the course of the Sulzbach stream. An information board mounted on a stone explains how to use the station.

The picture shows the stone crayfish station on the Sulzbachtal water trail. A girl is placing stones on the left bowl of a scale. There are already stones on the right-hand bowl, which is heavier. The scales are standing on a stone pillar with the number 5. A painted sign with a stone crab and an explanatory text is attached to the top of the stone pillar.

The picture shows the Sulzbach stream flowing in the sunlight over mossy stones between grasses and ferns on the Sulzbachtal water trail.

The picture shows a child experimenting with silver stainless steel pots and water at the badenova water station.

The picture shows two girls and an adult at the Badenova water station on the Sulzbachtal water trail. They are all experimenting with the metal tools and containers installed there.

A 4.5 kilometer long adventurous path along the Sulzbach stream leads over footbridges and stepping stones past rare plants and animals. Numerous animal species can be observed in their natural habitat. Visitors are accompanied by six friends, the stone crayfish, kingfisher, caddis fly, fire salamander, dragonfly and bullhead, which can also be seen on the logo of the water trail and which introduce visitors to their habitat on and in the Sulzbach.

Interactive stations: For children and young people, there are interactive stations along the water trail where they can discover the fauna of the stream for themselves. In the first green classroom, the Badenova water station invites visitors to experiment: At five water workstations, young visitors can learn interesting facts about water treatment in a fun way.

For more details and to book an appointment online to walk the trail, visit Water Trail in Sulzbachtal

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