Waterfalls in Austria

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

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 wooden footbridge at the Sendtner pulpit leads almost to the waterfall. The short detour from the main path is recommended.

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 upper falls are a real natural spectacle. But not only the view of the upper falls is spectacular. An ascent is very worthwhile and always opens up new perspectives on the waterfalls.

If you "transform" the waterfall from the north (See the circular walk to the Gollinger waterfall), there is the possibility to get directly to the spring and from there to … read more

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 path leads partly over paved roads, meadows and narrow paths at the beginning. Later, the path is wider and a bit stony.

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

The more water, the more impressive.

Bad Gastein's waterfall has several levels and a total drop of 340 meters. The Gasteiner Ache flows through the center of Bad Gastein and offers wonderful photo opportunities. A path … read more

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

Serpentines lead up to the Oberen Achenfall. You can hear the roar of the waterfall from afar and can only imagine the force with which the water of the Ache … 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.

Imposing waterfall, which plunges 92 meters over several levels.

The stony, technical trail paired with the great view are really great.

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

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

The Grawa Waterfall is the widest waterfall in the Eastern Alps. This is where the ascent to the Sulzenaualm begins. For the ascent you should be free from giddiness and sure-footed.