Gorges in Austria

The waters of the Breitach rushing through a narrow gorge from some hundred meters high, partly overhanging rock walls, falls over rock ledges further into the depth and sprayed thereby … read more

Large waterfalls, blue pools, deep gorges - the Leutasch Spirit Gorge will delight children of all ages. This is ensured not least by the two impressive bridges over the gorge. … read more

One of the most beautiful hiking destinations in the Kitzbüheler Alpen. A lot of untouched nature, a rushing torrent and brilliant views. The paths to the gorge are laid out … read more

Wild and romantic rocky mountains, a roaring mountain stream, emerald green water and a fabulous view at the top - the Wolfsklamm is a true natural gem. A hike through … read more

Nice hiking experience for young and old. Crossing the gorge over suspension bridges is a special experience. The kids liked it.

An exciting hiking trail winds its way through this wild, natural gorge. There are large stones and tree trunks in the way, from time to time it is necessary to … read more

A family-friendly hike lasting around 35 minutes, covering a good 200 meters in altitude. Two waterfalls fall into the gorge, the Torbachfall, which is about 10 meters high, and the … read more

As you hike up wooden walkways, bridges, stone steps and small rock tunnels, you can experience the untamed beauty of nature at over 1.5 km. 200 meters in altitude
bubbling … read more

Towering, rugged rock faces, 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 … read more

The Liechtenstein Gorge is one of the longest and deepest gorges in the Alps. Of the total length of approx. 4 kilometers, 1 kilometer is accessible to visitors. The rocks … read more

The suspension bridge over the Entenlochklamm is an exciting highlight for family hikes in the Chiemgau Alps. On the Klobenstein side, you can walk right down to the water on … read more

Before or after the gorge, be sure to eat the Kaiserschmarrn at the Vorderkaser Wirt as a refreshment. A dream! Also great with children, next to the gorge there is … read more

Goes over hill and dale, as well as some stairs and bridges always along the stream.

According to legend, the Kundler Klamm was bitten by a dragon from the rock. A farmer had outsmarted and killed the monster. In agony, the dragon bit through the rock … read more

Very beautiful gorge, where you definitely need sturdy shoes, as there are many easy climbs

Probably the most famous gorge in Vorarlberg in the middle of the Rhine Valley: well prepared and especially after rainfall, the way up to the Staufensee is always impressive. A … read more

With the melting ice of the last ice age, the Weißbach dug deep into the limestone rock and is today a unique natural spectacle. In the upper part the gorge … read more

A gorge worth seeing near Kaprun. As already written by another user, the gorge is relatively short. However, you should not return directly to the parking lot at the end … read more

The impressive Raggaschlucht in the Austrian Mölltal is up to 200 meters deep. Visitors can explore the 800-meter gorge in about 1 to 1.5 hours via footbridges, stairs and bridges. … read more

A small mountain stream that has carved a ravine into the rock over thousands of years and now gushes further down below. The Tiefenbachklamm is a fantastic natural spectacle. At … read more