Triberg im Schwarzwald

The landscape around Triberg im Schwarzwald is a steep, densely wooded section of the central Black Forest, which has shaped both the urban form and local economy. The town follows the narrow Gutach valley, where the Triberg Waterfalls descend 163 metres in a sequence of cascades and rank among Germany’s highest falls. Triberg is also closely associated with Black Forest clockmaking, a craft reflected in its traditional shops and museum collections. Its railway station sits on the Black Forest Railway, completed in 1873 and celebrated for its ambitious route through difficult terrain. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Black Forest connects regionally.

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