オストアルゴイの峡谷・トップ20

The waterfalls were quite small, as there was very little water in the Schlossbächle stream at the time. I climbed on the left side, against the flow. The trail is manageable despite the numerous steps. The steel gratings for dogs can be a bit uncomfortable for their paws.

The stairs thing isn't for everyone, but it does have some advantages.

The King Maximilian II Monument on the Marienfelsen rock above the Lech Falls in Füssen was unveiled in 1866 in honor of King Maximilian II of Bavaria, who valued the region and promoted its development as a recreational area. The king's bust, set into the rock face, faces the gorge, near the legendary Magnustritt, and offers impressive views of the Lech Falls and the surrounding nature. The monument is a popular stop for hikers and cyclists who enjoy both historical significance and scenic beauty.

The waterfall and the waterfall path are simply great

There's beautiful nature here, with stairs, roots, and waterfalls. It's a truly beautiful area if you like stairs. If you don't like all that, just take the cable car up. But then you'll miss the nature, the waterfalls, and, oh yes, the stairs.

Great trail in midsummer and winter

Large blocks of solidified ice age gravel, stacked wildly on top of each other, characterize the "Devil's Kitchen" in the valley of the eastern Günz. They come from the steep valley flank above, from where they broke off in the post-glacial period. As a rockfall or landslide, they slid down the valley on loose gravel and fine sediments of the tertiary subsoil.

There is a lot to discover in Füssen and the surrounding area 🌿