Schleierwasserfall

The Schleierfälle are not only beautiful to look at, they are also a mecca for real hard-boiled climbers from all over the world. Unpleasant seeming lines run through the overhangs next to the waterfalls, which, through their deafening bells, create a very special atmosphere on the rock.

A waterfall that has it all when it has rained enough.

The Schleier waterfall is a climbing paradise.

Beautiful waterfall. A paradise for climbers.

The closed path at the waterfall is long walkable again so ignore the signs

Great view of Kitzbuehel ski area and the big Rettenstein. The waterfall lives up to its name and is only a veil. It's worth taking a break to watch the pros climb the walls in an impressive way.

Impressive landscape! The little climb is always worth it, caution is as always on wet ground over roots and stones commanded. From a blocked path to Stiegenbach waterfall is nothing more to see (as of Aug. 2019). Hikers parking fee, at the bottom of the lake in Going, however, free.

Cool shower on hot summer days.

Since 07/2019 the hitherto closed way is walkable again.

Impressive waterfalls on the southern slope of the Kaisergebirge. Approximately 2h ascent from St. Johann. A paradise for world class climbers.

Beautiful waterfalls, good place to rest with excellent views over the valley, definitely worth a look!

Beautiful waterfalls with an excellent view over the valley, good place to rest, definitely worth a look!

The tour is always awesome for a surprise 👍

A great tour up here and great climbing wall.

Nice there

Nice there

Very beautiful and picturesque Schleier waterfall. The way back there. Goes over a forest path or a stony hiking trail. The last part to the waterfall can only be reached via roots with good technique (use ropes)

A beautiful waterfall, unfortunately also very crowded in the high season.

A must for all climbers

A must for every climber

Impressive waterfalls on the southern slope of the Kaisergebirge. About two hours ascent from St. Johann. A paradise for world class climbers.

Nice there