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The Bürser Gorge was formed by the interplay of water and ice after the retreat of the glaciers about 10,000 years ago. The Alvierbach stream created a spectacular, almost jungle-like landscape with moss-covered rocks and a rich flora.

Beautifully situated alpine pasture with great views

The path continues to wind uphill and after a right turn it goes steeply up over rocks. You have reached the gorge, a deep rock cut that the Gemstelbach has dug here over the years. To the right of the gorge, the path continues uphill, secured with a rope. The view down into the gorge is breathtaking. Deep down in the gorge you can hear the rushing of the Gemstelbach and in front of you you can see the waterfalls at the end of the valley in front of the Koblat massif.

Even on hot days, this hike is refreshing! For a while, we leisurely walk along the rushing Breitach River and the shady banks of the Gemstelbach stream. Then, the increasingly loud ringing of cowbells tells us: The Schönesbodenalpe Gourmet Hut is not far away.

A somewhat wilder section, you should not be afraid of heights.

In my opinion, the Gemsteltal is one of the most beautiful side valleys in the Kleinwalstertal and wonderfully close to nature (despite the managed alpine pastures).

Well-secured path above the Gemsteltobel.

Beautiful hiking trail through the valley with a view of the waterfall.