Parking possible below the Roschlaub “sports field”. I hiked cross-country contrary to the navigation route shown. I advise you to stay on the route suggested by the navigation system with a paved path. Had the gutter completely to myself. I think that was due to the weather. Beautiful natural spectacle. Definitely recommendable visit.

Interesting natural phenomenon, approx. 100 m long (from the source to the outlet in the forest). There is an unpaved parking lot at the Roschlaub playground. From there, use Google to follow the paved path for about 1.3 km, which is less paved just before the gutter. Google shows the location of the channel exactly; you approach it from below (rise towards the watercourse).

Great natural wonder that has grown over decades to centuries. A kind of outdoor stalactite cave. It's best to park at the sports field in Roschlaub and walk about two kilometers.

Very interesting location, a must see if you are in the area :-)

An impressive natural spectacle that can be easily combined with other sights in a short hike.

The stone gutter is a very easy to find natural monument near Röschlaub. It's best to park near the football field in Röschlaub and simply walk along the agricultural path towards the forest. Just before the gully you have to keep your eyes open. Maps guides you quite reliably. The gutter was created by limescale deposits in the water and if you imagine that it only grows about 2 mm per year, then you can guess how old the gutter is. A visit to the Rinne can easily be incorporated into a hike around Röschlaub or a visit to the Finzel inn in Röschlaub.

A true miracle of nature! You should see it once, but don't go in with too high expectations. However, the route and parking facilities could be improved.

Very beautiful natural spectacle. It's definitely worth a hike.

A beautiful natural spectacle, but the last few meters to the Steinerne Rinne are neither buggy nor wheelchair suitable!

The visit is worth it in combination with a hike. From there you can easily continue hiking to Hohe Metze.

Ein sehr schönes Natur Erlebnis. Leider ist das letzte Stück, für Familien mit Kleinkindern und Kinderwagen, nicht erreichbar.