All Saints Waterfalls

The Lierbach stream forms seven consecutive cascades along steep rock faces, creating a total vertical drop of 83 meters through the forest terrain.

The waterfall path opened to visitors in 1840 when forest authorities constructed wooden stairs and bridges to replace previous dangerous ladder access points.

The name originates from the adjacent All Saints Monastery ruins, which stand as remnants of religious heritage in the Baden-Württemberg region.

Visitors can park at designated areas near the base of the falls and follow marked trails with steps to reach multiple observation platforms.

The rock formations under each cascade create deep natural basins, leading to the German nickname 'Seven Tubs' for the waterfall system.

Location: Oppenau

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Website: http://renchtal-tourismus.de

Address: Allerheiligen, 77728 Oppenau, Germany 77728 Oppenau

Phone: +4978044836

Website: http://renchtal-tourismus.de

GPS coordinates: 48.53110,8.18882

Latest update: June 17, 2025 20:38