Gorges in Tyrol

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

Through this wild, natural gorge, a hiking trail winds upwards. There are large stones and tree trunks in the way, from time to time it is necessary to hold on …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

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

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

Nice little gorge. Ideal for families. Not suitable for prams. There are three circular routes of different lengths. The signage could be a little better, especially in the upper area. …read more

The Wolfsklamm is a natural spectacle that you can experience close to the skin. The path through the gorge is chargeable, as the many steps through the gorge require high …read more

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

Just something for the eye.

If you climb up along the Gleirschbach, you can literally feel the power of the water as it rushes down the mountain under you in the opposite direction - crystal …read more

Tour is very good when it is hot and sunny: there is a lot of shade and coolness through the spray of the river. Also very good for children, as there are many play options in the hut.

Very nice gorge. At the end of the gorge the devil hangs in a crevice. The gorge is located directly on the Waidringer Panoramaweg and is accessible free of charge.

Gorge hiking is THE big outdoor sport in the Alpbachtal in Tyrol. There are numerous narrow, steep and rugged gorges where adventurers find the perfect holiday experience. With the most …read more

The Kundler gorge is a great highlight! All uploaded photos are just a faint reflection of the real impressions! So have a look!

From one of the oldest hydroelectric power plants in the entire country today, anyone can penetrate through tunnels, paths and bridges in the wild natural beauty to the 30m high …read more

The suspension bridge over the Entenlochklamm is an exciting highlight for family hikes in the Chiemgau Alps.

On the Klobensteiner side you can go directly to the water on the …read more

A jewel in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The path hewn into the cliff used to be used by the alpine farmers to drive their cattle into the pasture area …read more

The Salvesenklamm is perfect for a family outing and remains through the children's educational trail, the Sculpture Trail and the Gugelhupfplatz consistently exciting. Further up, the well-secured passage leads over …read more