Wild Gutach

Left: Glaserbach, Zweribach, Ettersbach
Right: Bregenbach, Teichbach, Kilpenbach, Nonnenbach, Griesbach, Haslachsimonswälder Bach

Wild Gutach
	The Wild Gutach on exiting the narrow valley of Wildgutach into the broader Simonswälder Tal (front)
Location	Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Reference no.	DE: 23384
Physical characteristics
Main source	near Furtwangen (as the Heubach); 1,065 m above sea level (NN)
River mouth	near Gutach im Breisgau into the Elz; 284 m above sea level (NN); 48°07′14″N 7°59′23″E / 48.1205°N 7.9898°ECoordinates: 48°07′14″N 7°59′23″E / 48.1205°N 7.9898°E
Length	25.2 km (15.7 mi) [1]
Basin features
Progression	Elz→ Rhine→ North Sea
Basin size	129 km2 (50 sq mi) [1]
Landmarks	Small towns: Furtwangen, St. Märgen, Gütenbach, Simonswald and Gutach im Breisgau
Population	c. 6600
Tributaries	Left:; Glaserbach, Zweribach, Ettersbach; Right:; Bregenbach, Teichbach, Kilpenbach, Nonnenbach, Griesbach, Haslachsimonswälder Bach;

The Wild Gutach (German: Wilde Gutach) is a river in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It flows into the Elz in Gutach im Breisgau.

Sights and structures

Hexenlochmühle with two overshot water wheels in a ravine-like witch's hole (Hexenloch)
Balzer Herrgott, a stone statue of Christ which has almost grown into a tree
Teichschlucht ravine below Gütenbach
Hirschbach Falls and Zweribach Waterfalls in the rugged Zweribach Cirque (Bannwald and nature reserve)
Plattensee Reservoir in the high valley of the Platte of the Zweribach
Zweribachwerk, power station above Simonswald
Brend summit
Kandel summit
Schultiskopf and Spitzer Stein (rocky arêtes)
Kostgfällschlucht with waterfalls and the Gfällfelsen rock formation (climbing area, nature reserve)
Chapel on the Hörnleberg

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