クリムルの滝・トップ20

Great experience, impressive huge waterfalls. It is best to wear a rain poncho in light drizzle, as you will get wet anyway. But then it's not that crowded.

The falls are incredibly mesmerizing. You have a different perspective from almost every pulpit, so the steep but easy climb is definitely worth it. When we visited, the last piece was closed, which is why no entry was charged.

Serpentines lead up to the Oberen Achenfall. You can hear the roar of the waterfall from afar and can only imagine the force with which the water of the Ache hits 140 meters below. The fall edge is at an altitude of 1,460 meters.

Impressive natural spectacle. The path is easy to do with children, as there is always a lot to see. Partly little overcrowded.

Parking is well marked on site. The way to the top should not be underestimated. As a tip I give top to bottom is much more comfortable. You can get to the top via taxi shuttle buses from the village.

Great view of the water masses

The Krimmler waterfalls are a very impressive natural phenomenon. In total, it is the highest waterfall in Europe and consists of a series of several waterfalls. This middle one is very impressive in itself with a drop of about 100 meters.

The upper falls are a real natural spectacle. But not only the view of the upper falls is spectacular. An ascent is very worthwhile and always opens up new perspectives on the waterfalls.