Waterfalls around Wäldi offer natural landscapes for outdoor exploration in the Thurgau region. The area features several gorges and waterfalls, providing opportunities for scenic walks and hikes. These natural attractions are known for their geological formations and accessible trails. Wäldi serves as a base for discovering these natural features.
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The Saubach waterfalls are located in the Schlossbüeltobel gorge.
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Update (29.9.24) The path is open to normal use again Currently (13.7.24) the Saubachschlucht is closed due to a landslide. A diversion is signposted from the Bernrain railway crossing.
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Beautiful pond that can be completely surrounded.
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This waterfall is hidden. medium spectacular.
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Old Schützenhaus or in the Müliweier rest house. Can be hired for events.
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The more than 50-meter-deep ravine near Wellenberg Castle is "an impressive example of the erosive power of the small Thurgau streams," writes the Cantonal Office of Thurgau
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Wellenberg Castle in Frauenfeld - experience and enjoyment in the unique historical, natural surroundings. Marriage in a historical setting takes on a very special meaning. The traffic-free, stylish surroundings and the suitably decorated castle hall create a contemplative, festive and unforgettable atmosphere. Civil marriages are carried out in cooperation with the civil registry office of the district of Frauenfeld. The aperitif lets you enjoy the beautiful moments in life. In front of the majestic castle facade, under the shady chestnut trees, or in the historic and rustic rooms, an aperitif becomes an impressive experience. The guided tour through the house museum and through the vaulted cellar in the castle, accompanied by detailed explanations, brings the past 800 years to life. The private forest park with its natural fountain and three waterfalls can also be visited, provided you have good shoes. The armory of the Peter Kunz Firearms Foundation houses firearms with originals and replicas from 1200 to 1900. This collection can be described as unique to show the historical and technical development of firearms. Early registration is required for the above offer! The public events, such as the historical handicraft and goods market or the festival of the senses, offer the opportunity to experience, learn and enjoy without registering.
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depending on which side you come from, you have to push your bike
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Beyond the more popular spots, you can explore the Upper Rütibach Waterfall, which is directly on a cliff and features a small bridge and platform. The private forest park where it's located also includes three waterfalls in total. Another option is the Gorge with waterfall, a scenic ravine that offers a short detour from the official Via Rhenana route.
Yes, the Müliweiher Pond is a great family-friendly option. It features a lake with a waterfall, facilities, and a dedicated recreation area with a barbecue spot. Another good choice is the Waterfall and Pond Near Liebburg, which offers a short trail, a fire pit, and a pond, making it suitable for families.
The region around Wäldi is characterized by its gorges, forests, and natural monuments. You'll encounter picturesque ravines like the Saubachschlucht and Rütelitobel, where waterfalls cascade through lush woodland. Many spots also feature ponds or small lakes, adding to the scenic beauty.
The Saubach Waterfalls in the Saubachschlucht are currently accessible for normal use. While the gorge was temporarily closed due to a landslide in mid-2024, it reopened by late September 2024. The Rütelitobel Gorge and Waterfall, known for its challenging ladder, has also reopened after a previous closure.
Absolutely. The waterfalls are often integrated into scenic hiking routes. For example, the Saubach Waterfalls feature a very nice path along the cascades. The Rütelitobel Gorge offers a more rugged experience with its 'challenging ladder'. You can find various running trails in the area, such as the 'Napoleon Tower Hohenrain – Wellness hotel Golfpanorama loop from Raperswilen', which you can explore further on the Running Trails around Wäldi guide.
Besides hiking, the region offers opportunities for cycling and mountain biking. You can find various routes, such as the 'Bommer Pond – Konstanz Bicycle Bridge loop from Wäldi' for cycling, or the 'Root Trail Near Lake Constance – Bachtobel Forest Trail loop from Emmishofen' for mountain biking. Explore more options on the Cycling around Wäldi guide and the MTB Trails around Wäldi guide.
Visitors frequently highlight the natural beauty and tranquility of the area. Many appreciate the well-maintained paths, the refreshing atmosphere of the gorges, and the opportunities for scenic walks. Spots like the Müliweiher Pond are praised for their beautiful recreation areas and barbecue facilities, while the Saubach Waterfalls are noted for their very nice paths along the cascades.
Yes, the Rütelitobel Gorge and Waterfall offers a more adventurous experience. It features a 'challenging ladder' (Himmelsleiter) that adds an element of difficulty for hikers seeking a rugged exploration. The Upper Rütibach Waterfall is also listed as intermediate to challenging, especially if you venture to the lower waterfall which requires a little climbing.
While the primary focus of the waterfalls is natural beauty, some locations offer a glimpse into the past. For instance, near the Upper Rütibach Waterfall, you can find information about Wellenberg Castle in Frauenfeld, which offers guided tours through its house museum and armory, bringing 800 years of history to life. This can be combined with a visit to the private forest park and its waterfalls.
The waterfalls are generally beautiful year-round. Spring and early summer offer lush greenery and fuller water flows due to snowmelt and rain. Autumn provides vibrant foliage, while winter can transform the landscape into a serene, icy wonderland, though some paths might be more challenging due to snow or ice. Always check local conditions before visiting, especially during winter.
Many natural trails in the Wäldi region are generally dog-friendly, allowing you to enjoy the waterfalls with your canine companion. However, it's always recommended to keep dogs on a leash, especially in gorges or near steep drops, and to be mindful of other hikers. Specific restrictions might apply in certain protected areas, so look for local signage.
Yes, some waterfall locations offer amenities. The Müliweiher Pond, for example, is known for its recreation area with facilities and a great barbecue spot. The Waterfall and Pond Near Liebburg also features a fire pit, perfect for a break. For cafes or pubs, you might need to venture into nearby villages or towns.


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