Edmundsklamm

The Wilde Klamm is the first section of the silent gorge, here you can walk a whole piece of nature on foot, but if you want to continue into the Edmundsklamm the path ends and you climb into a gondola, which creeps through a part of the Edmundsklamm. ) The gondolas travel at regular intervals in commuter traffic. However, it is important that the last gondola from the direction of Hrensko leaves at 16:30 and comes from the opposite direction at 5:00 pm, after which a trip inevitably develops into an insurmountable barrier and dead end! You should know this when planning the tour and consider .;) :)

Crossing the Edmundsklamm gorge, part of it on foot and part by boat with exciting hints from the ferryman, is a nice part of a full-day tour to the Prebischtor.

A beautiful gorge, absolutely worth seeing. Unfortunately today was Easter Saturday and the best summer weather. So there were many other hikers on the way next to us. The waiting time on the first boat trip was 70 minutes ....

It is worth getting up early to get one of the coveted parking spaces in Hrensko. The ascent to the Prebisch Gate is easy to master, a subsequent descent to Kamnitz with the Wilden Klamm and the Edmundsklamm results in a great circular route. Of course, the tour goes the other way too.

very idyllic and impressive

Actually a romantic gorge, leather know that also many other hiking friends. Recommended for out of season business.

It is also worth taking one of the very early gondolas or one of the very late ones (but note that you have to take two gondolas!), Because it is overcrowded here in summer and you have to wait a long time.
Can be combined with the Prebisch Gate to form a circular route: komoot.de/tour/160101210

Going down the street (past the toilets), you come to Prebischtor; If you follow the path along the inn (entrance Klammen) you reach the Edmundsklamm

Fairytale beautiful nature, here you can float ...

Beginning of the boat trip in the Edmundsklamm.

The Edmundsklamm-Czech Edmundova souteska-has been named after Prince Edmund (1813 - 1894), who owned the whole area at the time.
At this time, the crossing came only 17 gulden ....

The Edmundsklamm is very beautiful. But if you have to pay as a family 2 boat tours that is not cheap. And you have to reckon with many people in the good times.
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This tour from Hrensko to Prebischtor, then continue on the beautiful panoramic path first to the wild gorge, through the Edmundsklamm back to Hrensko - just beautiful and absolutely recommended! Although not completely without with about 18 km, but it is worthwhile in any case! Unfortunately, we did not have this landscape "for ourselves" - but we definitely repeat it at one point!

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Very nice but also very full. The best start in the morning then there's also a parking space (5 €). Between the two gorges there is a kiosk and "normal" toilets (no Dixi 😉). In the afternoon, there may be long waiting times when everyone wants to get back on the boat.

Edmundsklamm begins with this rock gate in a wildly romantic way

Great experience by boat through the gorge!

Beautiful boat tour, the "captains" have so much to tell.

Great boat trip, multilingual explanations to the gorge and to various rock formations.

A relaxed hike with a boat trip in wild nature. Visited a lot less during the week than at the weekend. 1st ride adults € 5, 2nd ride adults € 3.50.

Great hiking trail on the Kamnitze, the part of the Stillen Klamm, or named after the former prince Edmundsklamm, who had the hiking trail expanded and introduced the boat trip. Great nature right by and on the river.

That is always worth seeing

- If you start from Hrensko car park at Edmundsklamm -
You walk about 20 minutes along the gorge until a jetty comes. From here you can only continue by boat (or you can run back) and have to pay 5 € per person. The journey takes about 20 minutes and is nice but not spectacular. When you get out, you can walk up a flight of stairs to the next village in about 20 minutes and then take the bus back from there. ATTENTION: The bus does not come there very often. However, there are a few restaurants there. If you continue walking from there to Rainwiese for another 20 minutes, the bus comes more regularly and you can start the 1.5-hour hike to the Prebisch Gate from there.
Alternatively, you can continue to the Wilder Klamm and take another 10-minute gondola ride. This again costs € 3.50 per person. From the end of the Wilder Klamm it is not that far to Rainwiese.