Gorges in Bavaria

When clouds of mist hang over the water in summer and icicles from the walls in winter, the magic of this place is almost tangible. The Partnach cut 80 meters … read more

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

Anyone who walks through this wildly romantic gorge with its steeply rising rock walls, huge boulders, the foaming water swirls and the rock gate will once again fall in love … read more

Anyone who follows the Hammersbach on its way through the gorge on footbridges, tunnels and bridges will experience a spectacle of nature at any time. Towered over by 150-meter-high cliffs, … read more

The Schwarzach Gorge, also known as Schwarzachschlucht or Schwarzachdurchbruch, is one of Bavaria's most beautiful geotopes and is designated as a nature reserve.

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

The water of the Wimbach, which flows underground in the rear Wimbachtal, comes in this gorge with a loud roar to the surface and crashes spectacularly over steep waterfalls down … read more

The pure power of the water drifts in the oldest marble ball mill in Germany at the entrance to the Almbachklamm perfectly round balls of coarse marble dry. Behind it … read more

The Höllentalklamm is very beautiful, but the ascent to the Höllental entrance hut is exhausting and sweaty. There is reduced admission for members of the Alpine Club.

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

Beautiful gorge, which can be done for free.
Every second Saturday of the month from May to October, you can watch a local resident master grinder over his shoulder. Whether … read more

The path through the Eistobel is a pleasure, especially on hot days because of the shady path and the "proximity to the water". Of course, it unfolds its very special … read more

A little different at any time of the year and day - therefore always a highlight that makes you happy even after the 20th Passage.

Short but very nice gorge for a family hike. The path leads 600m long up the gorge, about 60m above the Gießenbach. At the beginning you climb 90 steps from … read more

Over the millennia, the Große Ohe has cut deeply into the gneiss rock and thus created the wild and romantic stone gorge.

After the trail threatened to deteriorate, it was … read more

If you start early in summer/ during the holiday season (9 a.m. at the latest), you have the gorge to yourself! In two places it is possible to get directly … read more

The Seltenbach gorge near Klingenberg (district Miltenberg) is one of the 100 most beautiful geotopes in Bavaria. The layers of rock there tell of the earth's history. The densely overgrown gorge is a habitat for amphibians of all kinds.

Nobody knows where the volcano erupted, bringing the white and greenish-gray quartz keratophyr into the Steinach Gorge. The special climate in the gorge, which is due to the rock, the … read more

A trip through the Danube Gorge by ferry from Kehlheim to Weltenburg is highly recommended. The ferry also takes bicycles. Thus it was for us on our tour a very rewarding, small detour, off the "Five Rivers Cycle Route".

Nice hike along the big Ohe. A better view of the gorge and the stream you have when you walk from the bottom up - is more exhausting, but it's … read more