Bühlertal
Our final destination on this road trip before we returned to Berlin was the cherry on the cake, rather the cake itself! Yes, the famous Black Forest. I had always wanted to relish the Black Forest cake in Black
Forest which I did every day that we were there. So off we headed to Bühlertal. It was at a distance of
around 400kms from Penzberg and we could cover the distance in just about 4 hours due to the super roads/autobahns.
Bühlertal is a village in the Black Forest region of
Germany. Specifically, it is located in the state of Baden-Württemberg. A very
pretty village with a few stud farms and the AirBnb we stayed in was right opposite
one so we could admire the wonderful horses up close.
The Black Forest (Schwarzwald in German) is a mountainous region known for its dense forests, charming villages, and scenic landscapes. It is one of Germany's most well-known and iconic regions, attracting tourists with its picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and cultural attractions. So, the first place we headed to was to Sommerberg where they have a tree top walk leading to a spiral viewing gallery.
The tree top walk is very educative. There are information boards all along of the flora and fauna present there. The Treetop Walk at the Sommerberg in Bad Wildbad is easily accessible in the Northern Black Forest.
The spiral viewing gallery is amazing, you can see the black forest from various levels as you go right to the top from where you get a bird’s eye view of the black forest.
Next day we visited Triberg. Triberg is a town located in
the Black Forest region of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is known for several
attractions that make it a popular destination for tourists:
Triberg Waterfalls: These waterfalls are one of the main attractions in the area. The Gutach River
cascades over seven waterfalls within a short distance, making it one of the highest waterfalls in Germany.
Triberg Clock Museum (Uhrenmuseum): The town is also famous for its cuckoo clocks, and the clock museum showcases a collection of historical and contemporary timepieces.
Spent a beautiful day in Triberg.
Next on our list was the "Wildgehege" trail in Baden Baden that leads around a wildlife enclosure
where you will encounter all sorts of wild and wonderful creatures.
They have marked trails that you follow. We saw antlered
red deer, a mountain goat and the trail overall was wonderful.
Now it was time to head back to Berlin after a memorable road trip of South Germany. The trip back was uneventful and full of discussions on the wonderful experiences of the past few weeks.
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteTruly memories for a lifetime! YAM xx
Hello Magiceye! I really liked your post, thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent content on your photography blog.
Very good and creative images. I like how you capture the colors.
And wish you a good weekend.
All the best. Blues Hendrix 📷 😊
That cake looks delicious! I am loving these photos from your trip. That waterfall is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joanne.
DeleteI enjoyed your post! I know and love the cake and the tree top walk is amazing. I know one in my region but it is not that impressive and big.
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Glad you enjoyed the post. Thank you.
DeleteImpressive collection of photos. Black Forest cake--yum.
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DeleteBeautiful photos! The cake looks very tasty!
ReplyDeleteThank you. It was delicious!
DeleteWow ... the spiral viewing area and all the sights are amazing. What a great trip!
ReplyDeleteIt was indeed! Thank you.
DeleteI enjoyed your photographs since I will probably never make it to Germany. The idea of the Black Forest has always intrigued me.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Glad you enjoyed my photos.
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