Best waterfalls around Landkreis Lindau are found in a region characterized by its natural landscapes and significant geological formations. This area, located in Bavaria, features deep gorges and river systems that create numerous waterfalls. Notable destinations include the Rohrach Gorge and the Eistobel gorge, both offering distinct natural beauty. The landscape provides diverse opportunities for outdoor exploration, with well-maintained paths and natural monuments.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Small waterfall on the way to Rickenbach, access is blocked by a fence, but a view of the waterfall is possible.
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Small waterfall on the Scheibenbach, shortly before the confluence with the Riedbach, which then forms the Scheidegger waterfalls.
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Here you can stay with children for a long time and happily
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The trail is an absolute adventure. You have to climb over fallen trees several times and figure out how to navigate the furrows through which water flows into the stream. On the other hand, it's truly peaceful here, and the path, often crisscrossed with roots, is truly idyllic. You're always close to the Riedbach stream and can often discover beautiful gravel banks by the water and the occasional small waterfall. I'd say if you're a bit steady, it's doable and the trail is worth it.
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Wear good shoes - hidden in the forest... Great waterfall
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Very difficult and demanding trail. The path is not always visible and you sometimes have to go through very spongy waters. Only recommended if you are in very good shape and have sturdy shoes
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Very challenging path, lots of mud
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beautiful river that you can follow from here into the Hausbachklamm. Unfortunately the gorge is currently closed
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Yes, the Scheidegg Waterfalls are particularly well-suited for families, offering a playground and a small petting zoo in addition to the cascades. The Hasenreuter Waterfalls are also noted as family-friendly.
The waterfalls offer different experiences throughout the year. For high water volume and a spectacular display, late winter, early spring, or autumn after rainy periods are ideal. The Eistobel Gorge is particularly refreshing on hot summer days due to its shady paths, but it also transforms into a 'dream in white' with impressive ice formations in winter, though paths may not be maintained.
Yes, at the Scheidegg Waterfalls, one of the three main cascades allows visitors to walk directly behind the falling water, offering a unique and immersive perspective.
You'll find a variety of hiking trails. The Eistobel Gorge features a secured walking path, approximately 3.5 km long, with several circular routes. For more specific waterfall hikes, consider routes like the 'Scheidegg waterfalls: loop to the Hasenreuter waterfall – West Allgäu Wasserweg 1' which is an easy 6.8 km loop. You can find more options on the Waterfall hikes around Landkreis Lindau guide.
Yes, there is an admission fee to enter the park at the Scheidegg Waterfalls, typically around €5 for adults. The Eistobel Gorge also has an entrance fee, which was noted as €2.50 for adults in visitor tips for the Small Waterfall at the Old Mill in Eistobel.
The Eistobel Gorge, home to the Eistobel Waterfalls, is characterized by dynamic water features including impressive waterfalls, deep whirlpool holes, high rock walls, and imposing boulders. In winter, the freezing water creates bizarre ice formations, transforming the landscape into a 'dream in white'.
Near the Small Waterfall at the Old Mill in Eistobel, you can find the remains of an abandoned old mill, offering a glimpse into the region's past.
Beyond waterfall hikes, the region offers diverse outdoor activities. You can explore mountain hikes, such as routes around Pfänder Summit, detailed in the Mountain Hikes around Landkreis Lindau guide. There are also various MTB trails, including longer routes with views of Lake Constance, which can be found in the MTB Trails around Landkreis Lindau guide.
While popular spots like Eistobel can be well-visited in peak season, exploring highlights like the Hasenreuter Waterfalls, described as a beautiful spot in the shady forest, might offer a more tranquil experience. Visiting during off-peak hours or seasons can also help avoid crowds.
Visitors frequently praise the impressive nature experience and the refreshing atmosphere, especially on hot days. The unique geological formations, the opportunity to walk behind a waterfall at Scheidegg, and the dramatic winter ice formations in the Eistobel are often highlighted. Many appreciate the well-maintained paths and the diverse scenic sections.
Yes, many waterfalls offer dedicated viewpoints. At the Scheidegg Waterfalls, there are viewpoints allowing observation from above. The Upper Waterfall at the Eissteg, Eistobel is noted for its superb scenic section, indicating good viewing opportunities.
Yes, the Scheidegg Waterfalls area includes a water play area with a water wheel and a playground, making it a great destination for families with children.
The Rickenbach Waterfall is a natural monument located within a forest setting. It's part of the Rickenbach river system, which also feeds the larger Scheidegg Waterfalls within the Rohrach Gorge.


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