Gorges around Salzburg

With the melting ice of the last ice age, the Weißbach dug deep into the limestone rock and today is a unique natural spectacle. Open from the beginning of May …read more

The 80 meter deep gorge is just 80 centimeters wide at the narrowest points. You can explore them on a total of 51 wooden walkways with 35 stairs. Even today, …read more

Towering rugged cliffs, idyllic bays, an impressive hermitage and the spectacular bridge make the gorge one of the most beautiful in the Austrian Alps.

The hike through the gorge takes …read more

The Liechtenstein Gorge is one of the longest and deepest gorges in the Alps. Of the total length of about 4 kilometers 1 km is opened to visitors. The rocks …read more

Lonely, wildly romantic gorge. Here you will find in a small space various climatic conditions, which ensures a diverse vegetation. On a mostly narrow trail, the gorge can be hiked …read more

As the gorge is only about 400 meters long, you should take your time while walking to be able to enjoy the thundering floods correspondingly long. The descent through the …read more

A 270m long suspension bridge, a 40m high waterfall - the Burggrabenklamm has a lot to offer. A secured trail leads from the entrance to the waterfall. The best time …read more

Beautiful, narrow street along the Strubklamm - a canyon-like valley between Hintersee and Wiestal. Caution should be exercised through the tunnel, as some drivers do not expect cyclists.
For die-hard cyclists, the road is a highlight in winter, too.

13.06.2019 - The Gadaunerer Gorge is an approximately 1.2 kilometer long ditch on the southwestern slope of Gamskarkogel on the western side of the Gastein Valley. It is located on …read more

A Salzburg classic, which is also suitable for gravel bikes. Be careful when descending: the bridges are usually very slippery.

If you are on the Alpe Adria bike path, you should not miss to visit the Salzachöfen. The imposing breakthrough between Tennen- and Hagengebirge in the Dachstein limestone is over …read more

A worth seeing destination for the whole family

The rock crevices arose from a rock fall on the Plombergstein a long time ago and form some small caves, gorges and narrow passages that are especially exciting to explore …read more

The relatively short gorge can be hiked on a circular walk in less than an hour. Especially with children can stay in the gorge beautiful.
In the summer, when it …read more

As the name implies, no water flows between these rocks, which makes the Dry Gorge no less impressive. In the whole area you can discover great caves, from the up …read more

In Strohwolln near Lofer, a small path branches off to the Stohwollner Gorge. The detour is absolutely worthwhile, the gorge is very easily accessible by a wooden staircase.