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    Triberger Wasserfälle

    4.0 (31 reviews)

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    Ashley D.

    The Triberg waterfalls are absolutely stunning.We were in Triberg for a few hours and decided to stop by the waterfalls. The cost is €4.50 to enter which is a great deal. You can spend anywhere from 45 minutes to hours exploring the different paths. They are ranked by 3 colors, Red, Yellow, and Green. Red is the more laid back route that goes to the first bridge, Yellow is the intermediate that takes you to the seconds bridge, and the most difficult is the green. We opted for the yellow which was recommended by the ticket operator. The waterfalls themselves are very gorgeous and the sound of the water is very relaxing. There are plenty of spots for great photos, from benches, to a little covered seating area, the bridges, and all along the trails themselves. I enjoyed all of the areas and appreciate the places to take a breather. The attendant was very nice and answered any questions we had as well as offered her advise on which was the best route to take. There is an abundance of parking in Triberg that allows you access to the falls in a matter of minutes. You will need to pay at these lots but the price is not bad and you only pay for the time you want to spend.

    Angela D.

    Triberg waterfalls is a beautiful way to spend an hour or a few hours in Triberg, besides the shops and restaurants, the falls are a main attraction in this small Black Forrest town. The cost is €4.50 to enter and there are three paths you can take to see the falls. They range from slightly up hill and then flat or you can do all uphill. The routes take 45 minutes, 1 hour or 1.5 hours. The falls themselves are very beautiful and offer great photo opportunities. The sound of the water flowing is soothing and relaxing. There are several parking lots around town and from most it is only a few minute walk to the entrance to the falls. The attendant was very nice and answered our questions with ease. If you have some extra time and are in the area, please check out this beautiful area.

    You get to see this waterfall from 3 different levels on their hiking trail.

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    1. Weltgrößte Kuckucksuhr - Pendel (Figur ist in Lebensgröße)

    1. Weltgrößte Kuckucksuhr

    4.0(2 reviews)
    2.6 km

    Triberg is famous for being the cuckoo clock capital of the world. In fact, you'll hear many call…read morethis area of the Black Forest the German Clock Route Triberg is also famous for boasting not 1 but TWO of the World's Largest Cuckoo Clocks & these particular villages are always competing to take the reigns from the other We visited the First World's Largest Cuckoo Clock in Schonach, not to be confused with the current World's Largest Cuckoo Clock in the neighboring Triberg village This clock was built 32 years ago by a watchmaker by the name of Josef Dold who wished to educate others (a.k.a tourists) on the inner workings of the cuckoo clock The son was manning the shop & told us about his dad ( Josef Dold ) & how they built their clock in 2 years . The clock is made on a scale of 50:1......it was as big as a house & the clock shop was actually inside.....they even had a little upstairs loft-type area.....but this was where the cuckoo lived & we were not allowed ;-) It was cool walking around the clock's inner-workings while being told all about its history & seeing their lovely handmade clocks for sale Only Cooing on the half hour & at the top of the hour, we had just missed the Top of the hour but happily browsed around his shop, looking at the handmade clocks for sale & then enjoyed the lovely back yard to await the adorable little bird to come out & made his appearance Being quick on the camera trigger, we captured our little bird as he came out to coo his 1 coo, at the 30 min mark. The "tour" lasted about 5 min, if even that but the day was pleasant & the setting whimsical. Well worth the 2 Euros (or something like that - can't remember how much it cost)

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    1. Weltgrößte Kuckucksuhr - Cuckoo Bird coming out to coo!

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