Waterfalls in Austria

159 meters, the water of the Nidertais plunges over two steep slopes in the depth, making it the largest waterfall in Tyrol. The water atomises and stands in the air …read more

The Schleierfälle are not only beautiful to look at, they are also a mecca for real hard-boiled climbers from all over the world. Unpleasant seeming lines run through the overhangs …read more

The waterfall is highly recommended, especially on hot days. At the weekend, however, is very busy, so park even further down.

On the bike path just before Ehrwald located waterfall. The Häselgehrbach falls here over several levels and Gumpen in the Loisach. You can even reach behind the waterfall via a staircase and a trail - a unique experience.

The Stuibenfall is Tyrol's largest waterfall. On a comfortable metal staircase, you can ascend next to the falling water masses and enjoy the unique panorama.

The Dalfazer waterfall is by far the highest waterfall on the Achensee. Over 60 meters, the water plunges here in the depth. Especially after the snowmelt in the early summer, …read more

The roaring Eifersbach plunges impressively into the depth here. A bridge construction allows easy access to the gorge, which is truly a jewel of the Kitzbühel Alps.

Really nice way always along the mountain stream. We recommend.

Shortly before the waterfall is a sign on which "mountain biker push" stands. I recommend this to all, even the experienced bikers, to heed. Shortly before the waterfall comes from …read more

From June also nice in the summer months as a destination for all. Good to walk with children. Starting from the bottom you wind up to the very top until …read more

Almost 400 meters, the water plunges here in depth. Especially in early summer, when the meltwater rushes down from the mountains, you can enjoy a unique nature experience here.

You must have seen the fascinating plays of water and light in the Wasserfal

The Grawawasserfall is the widest waterfall in the Eastern Alps. Here then goes the ascent to Sulzenaualm. For the ascent you should be free from giddiness and sure-footed.

A lot of water falls down the mountain here. It goes down over several levels. The waterfall of Bad Gastein, more or less located in the town center, is the …read more

A detour to the Talbach is definitely worth it. You should already be sure-footed - especially as a lowland Tyrolean. ;-) In the rain it can be quite slippery. You …read more

Very beautiful. However, the entire gorge suffers because the hydroelectric generator is draining the water.

The Myrabach rises from the so-called Myralucke of the Unterberg. After about eight kilometers he reaches the reservoir at the Karnerwirt. From there, the Myrabach becomes a raging body of …read more

The Staubfall belongs with its 200m height to the 10 highest waterfalls of Germany.
The path leads to a steep and narrow forest path, with roots and steps along the …read more

The Reichraminger Hintergebirge is one of the most beautiful, most pristine landscapes in Austria and this waterfall conveys wordlessly, why this is so. Through the "black brook" used to be …read more

About 200 meters wide and 12 meters deep, this waterfall is quite impressive - even if it is by no means natural in this form. At least, since about the …read more