Wolfsklamm

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 is pleasantly cool on hot summer days and not wetter than anywhere else on rainy days - so always worthwhile.

Open: May to October
Admission: Adults 5 euros, children from six years 1.50 euros.

Almost the entire route passes over artificially created stairs and walkways.

It's just fun, the gorge and go through

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 maintenance. Admission fees are € 3 for adults and € 2.50 for children. The gorge is mostly open from May to October. For detailed information, the Tourismusverband Silberregion Karwendel can be contacted by phone 0043/5242/656 30.

An early arrival is recommended, as the paid parking space (4 € / day) is quite small. Multi-day stays are possible. For this purpose, one day passes are simply solved n times. The machine only accepts coins. Therefore, bring enough change with you.

The prices have changed - children only cost 1 Euro

Photographing in the morning better in the morning than after noon

Adults now cost 4.50 €. In addition, 4 € for the parking is due.

Here a visit is simply mandatory.

A great hiking experience - this can also be good from the free parking lot at the Laurentiuskirche start. Or you just park your car somewhere in town.
In any case, then you have the money for a delicious beer on St. Georgenberg over ... 😉🍺
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The Wolfsklamm is always worth a tour !!!
I have certainly walked through it 5 times and was thrilled.
It is worth it at the end of the gorge is further to go to the monastery of St. Georgenberg.
There you can sit comfortably on the terrace and enjoy a delicious apple strudel with vanilla sauce. Back to the valley you have different options. Each one is sexy! :-)

A really entertaining gorge with always new impressions and an interesting route.

Rushing water masses, the rushing of the Stans brook and swaying bridges make a hike through the most beautiful Tyrolean gorge an unforgettable experience. Even more so in summer as it is already cool in the gorge.Exactly 354 steps, wooden walkways and galleries cut into the rock lead up to the pilgrimage monastery of St. Georgenberg.More than 100 years ago, on August 11, 1901 to be precise, the Wolfsklamm in Stans was inaugurated as the "Pearl of the Tiroler Unterland".Source / more information / opening times:
wolfsklamm.tirol

We went the gorge too. A great experience.

A wonderful tour that is perfect for children. There is so much to see and do here that the children won't get bored. In the end you can have some delicious food. Perfect little tour.

Beautifully landscaped gorge. Due to the corona pandemic, only accessible uphill

Wildly romantic promenade without meeting wolves.

Great hike with children, with rewarding destination St. Georgenberg (including inn)

In the inn St. Georgenberg, there are really tasty food, huge portions and absolutely fair in price. We were very pleasantly surprised.

it is really impressive how pleasantly cool it is in the clammy ... We were here in summer hot 32 degrees :-)

The gorge is also a good destination for families with good footwear.

Beautiful circular walk, through the spectacular Wolfsklamm.

Great hike, the tour is also suitable on hot days.

The Wolfsklamm is a great natural experience. With their press because of the water and the bridges and stairs a real experience for young and old. You should at least wear sturdy shoes and note that you cannot go back the same way through the gorge. There are two ways to get back to Stanz. Then there is still a nice stretch through the forest. All in all really great. The entrance fee is worth every shilling 😎