Breitachklamm

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 fine water drops, which create a mystical mood. An unforgettable natural spectacle.

The Breitachklamm is the deepest canyon in Europe, which can be hiked to a length of 1.5 km on well-traveled and secured paths. On hot summer days it is refreshingly cool, in winter the gorge is one of the only open ones at all.

opening hours
Summer season: From 9 am - last admission 5 pm - closing 6 pm
Winter season: From 9 o'clock - last admission 16 o'clock - closing 17 o'clock

entry
Adults € 4, children € 1.50

In winter an amazing experience. Walking behind curtains of ice. Indescribable.

A truly indescribable event to go on a tour there. So that this is not clouded, you should still inquire in advance whether the gorge is also open - because in the spring and in the fall is always closed some time, because of thawing and the care / cutting of the trees.
Here is the contact for preparation:

Contact
BREITACHKLAMMVEREIN eG
Klammstrasse 47
87561 Tiefenbach
Tel. 08322 987 670
Fax 08322 987 67 19
info@breitachklamm.com
Opening hours: Mon - Sun 09:00 - 17:00

Especially recommended on hot days. Wonderfully cool!

Impressive masses of water after a thunderstorm.
In winter a very nice ice landscape.
Not always open.

Interesting hike through a canyon that has created the water in many years. In the summer and on hot days a great refreshment. Unfortunately also pretty crowded. Still very impressive.

This is a spectacle Only recommended during the week. Sundays and holidays are pushed through. Romance over.

Impressive natural spectacle, an absolute must in Kleinwalsertal / Oberstdorf.

Probably one of the most beautiful gorges in the tri-border region.

PS: Gasthof Walserschanze is currently closed.
Apparently you are looking for a new leaseholder.

A beautiful bridge over the Breitachklamm. Here it goes deep and you should have no fear of heights, if you look down.

On the way back to the parking lot, you will reach the exit directly over the bridge. From here you can see the big bridge in the gorge from a bird's-eye view.

Beautiful fortified hiking trail through the Breitachklamm

Daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (last admission 4:00 pm)

This unique natural monument is the deepest and one of the most impressive canyons in Central Europe and is one of the most beautiful geotopes in Bavaria! A visit is well worth every season - even in the rain, because the more water flows, the more impressive the Breitachklamm.

breitachklamm.com

Opening times Breitachklamm
Summer season:
daily from 9:00 to 18:00
last admission at 17:00
Winter season:
daily from 9:00 to 17:00
last admission at 16:00

Entrance fees Breitachklamm
The current admission prices can be found at: breitachklamm.com/eintritt.
 Adults: 4.00 Euro
Children: 1,50 Euro
As of 01.01.2017

Klamm knows many, but this is really impressive. Round hiking possible.

At the moment the gorge is locked !!!! - and therefore not to wander. There is a bridge collapsed!
Would they otherwise like to commit today?

Good shoes especially at Nåsse ...

Looks like the stone is floating.
Fascinating.

In the Breitachklamm you will find the floating stone just worth seeing

Very nice and worth seeing

Parking fee 3.- Euro.
Admission adults 4.- Euro.
Children 1.50 (up to 15 years).

Best to arrive very early in the morning. We were there at around 8:30 and not only caught one of the only parking spaces in the shade, but were able to enjoy the gorge unhindered and almost for us. This is no longer possible at later times. Opening of the gorge officially at 9:00 clock.
Even in midsummer it can be cold in the gorge, as it is invariably shady there. At 30 ° C outside temperature in the morning we had only 15 ° C in the morning. So take the jacket!

Definitely worthwhile.
Pleasantly refreshing on hot days.
After rainy days even more impressive.

The Breitach forces itself near Tiefenbach through a wild gorge, which is accessible to visitors. Again and again it comes to heavy natural influences, be it by snow avalanches or rockfalls, as most recently in 1995, where the whole gorge has been devastated.

Very nice to walk

You just have to see it