Günterfelsen — Attraction in Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Furtwangen im Schwarzwald

SUMMARY: A 20-30 minute walk from the parking lot near Martinskapelle on mostly-stroller-friendly trails will bring you to this beautiful playful area consisting of moss-covered boulders that kids of all ages will enjoy climbing under and onto.

I came here with my three kids ages 6, 4, and 2 on an August Sunday afternoon. I parked at the parking lot in front of Hohengasthaus and followed path signs and used Google Maps to get to Gunterfelsen; my younger two children were in my double BOB jogging stroller and my 6 year old walked. We asked for directions several times, and without that we would certainly have gotten lost despite using GPS - the signs get less detailed the closer you get to the destination. The path was mostly stroller friendly, but I had some minor difficulties along the way and had to leave the stroller about 100 meters away from the actual destination due to tree roots. We took our picnic and walked the rest of the way. My kids LOVED climbing on top of the rocks, jumping from rock to rock, crawling beneath the rocks, etc. The largest boulder is certainly the most impressive, but there are more rocks to climb, some even with cave like features, behind it. We picnicked on one of the lower rocks and my kids played on and off for 1-1.5 hours. The walk back was much quicker since we knew are way and is more downhill, not that I remember the way THERE being very uphill. We finished the trip with a visit to the Kinderspielplatz an der Bregquelle and Source of the Breg river. It was a wonderful way to spend the afternoon, and I highly recommend making a visit here if you're...

Beautiful place if you are hiking close by. This is a nice to see- not a must see (to make a detour). It is especially nice in the summer. You can climb most of the rock formations. Some people seem to come here for a picnic. Bring a jacket- even...

Wunderbarer Fleck in der Schwarzwaldnatur. Bei knapp 1000 Metern selbst noch mal ein, zwei Meter erklimmem. Hinter dem Felsen steht auch eine Geschichte, die Einheimischen nennen den Günterfelsen auch Schlageterfelsen. Ein berüchtigter Dieb soll sich dort in vergangenen Zeiten versteckt gehalten haben. Auf einem Fels ist auch etwas eingemeisselt. Die Entzifferung ist nicht mehr möglich, aber was da wohl geschrieben stand und noch zu sehen ist.....? Rund um den Brend kann man sehr gut wandern und sich der Natur erfreuen und erholen. Empfehlung für eine Besuch und bei schönen Wetter bis in die...