Taminaschlucht

Only at midday does some light penetrate this deep, narrow gorge. It is damp and cool at all times at the bottom of the rock walls, which are up to 70 meters high. A secured tunnel leads through the rock past the small thermal water fountain to the spring water grotto.

A wild and romantic gorge in the beautiful Taminatal.

The entrance fee for all Fr. 5 .-- and you have to have change (automat)

Absolutely worth seeing in the sunshine is a great game of light and shadow.

beautiful gorge

Contrary to what is stated in Komoot, the canyon is a dead end. (at least for pedestrians). To visit, go into the gorge to the end of the tunnel and then turn back. If you want to do a round tour, you have to climb a steep path and numerous stairs back up out of the gorge.
As soon as you turn into the tunnel while viewing the gorge, it gets warmer with every step. Finally, if you stand directly at the source (which can only be seen through a pane of glass), it is almost like a steam bath. All in all a real and sweaty experience.

Pleasant little hike through the Tamina gorge. There is also a post bus from Bad Ragaz to the old Bad Pfäfers.

The Tamina Gorge is unique, it is so narrow and has eaten its way down so deep into the rock that no daylight can penetrate into it

Disappointing. The visible gorge is short. The larger part runs in a tunnel.

Anyone who takes the steps from Sankt Magrethenberg into the gorge wonders whether the gorge also comes to an end. But the views are always breathtaking.

Fascinating how the warm water gushes out of the mountain.

The thermal water that rises in the Tamina Gorge is routed to the Grand Resort in Bad Ragaz.

Do not miss this natural event.

The final path to the hot spring leads through a tunnel and is a dead end, so the same way back.