Todtnau

The landscape around Todtnau is steep and densely forested, which has shaped both the town’s compact form and its long association with forestry and mountain tourism. Set in the southern Black Forest, Todtnau follows the Wiese valley beneath the slopes of the Feldberg area. The 97-metre Todtnauer Wasserfall, fed by the Stübenbach, is among Germany’s highest natural waterfalls. Traditional brush and broom making also forms part of the town’s industrial heritage, remembered at the Todtnau Brush Museum. Explore further webcams across the southern Black Forest to broaden your impression of the Todtnau area.

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