Loffingen

Löffingen has served as a small town in the southern Black Forest since the Middle Ages. It stands on the uplands of Baden-Württemberg, not far from the Wutach Gorge, where the Wutach River has cut a deeply wooded valley through the region. The town belongs to the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district and retains the compact scale of a historic Black Forest community. Local life is also shaped by Alemannic Fasnacht, the pre-Lenten carnival tradition celebrated across this part of southwest Germany. Forests, open fields and the nearby gorge give the area a distinctly inland character. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Löffingen relates to the southern Black Forest and the Wutach valley.

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