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The Kuhloch is a dry gorge that was formed by the Alvierbach stream about 13,000 years ago.

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The Kuhloch is a dry gorge that was formed by the Alvierbach stream about 13,000 years ago.

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Interesting rock formation but why Kuhloch 🤔🤷‍♂️🙈

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If you walk the loop through the Bürser Gorge, you won't find such large rocks again here. Very impressive and narrow to walk through.

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Great narrow passage

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Ascent through the Bürsener Gorge, then descent via Kuhloch.

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The Mengschlucht is a gorge in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg close to the border with the Principality of Liechtenstein, which was formed primarily during the last ice age and is traversed by the Meng. This is an area that is of particular importance ecologically (Meng Gorge with the gorge forests) and, in the lower area near the town center of Nenzing, also for local recreation for the population. Source: Wikipedia

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The Mengschlucht is a gorge in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg close to the border with the Principality of Liechtenstein, which was formed mainly during the last ice age and is crossed by the Meng river. It is an area that is of particular ecological importance (Mengschlucht with the gorge forests) and in the lower area near the center of Nenzing also for local recreation. Source: Wikipedia

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The hike is also perfect for hot days, lots of shade 😉

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Just the right hike on hot summer days

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Always bring a poncho or umbrella.

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Varied short hike. Has a special appeal in rainy weather and is definitely entertaining for children. There is a nice spot at the Meng that is suitable for barbecuing and playing

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Natural jewel - fantastic location

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I started the tour in Nenzing. We went over a mountain meadow and past the Nenzing sky to the Mengschlucht. You should have suitable non-slip shoes for the gorge. Hiking poles are ideal. You should also not be afraid of heights. I don't think the tour is suitable for children. Otherwise a pleasant tour worth seeing with lots of information along the Mengschlucht.

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Terrible Gorge - Waterfall What a picture!! Fantastic!!

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Just fantastic !

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The Üble Schlucht Bizarre rock formations, a waterfall, impressive light and water displays

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Why "Bad" Gorge? The word "bad" is used in this place name to mean ominous and dangerous. The name probably comes from earlier times, when the timber raftsmen who used the Frutz as a transport route for logs out into the Rhine Valley had difficulty passing through this narrow passage. Today, hikers find a well-secured path. Text / Source: Laterns municipality https://www.laterns.at/freizeit/anfahrt-und-parken/wanderwege/ueble-schlucht

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Kuhloch Natural Monument This natural monument consists of Bürser Conglomerate and is now a dry gorge. The sinkholes and detached rock tower still show the curves created by the water (scours).[3] The gorge and sinkholes were created approximately 13,000 years ago at the end of the last Ice Age by the Alvier River, which only flowed here briefly before shifting towards the present-day Bürser Gorge and further eroding it. At that time, the Brandnertal Valley was already ice-free, and the Ill Glacier was still present in the Walgau. The rock walls are a good 10 meters high and, due to the unstable Bürser Conglomerate, did not last long. Text / Source: Regiowiki At https://regiowiki.at/wiki/Kuhloch

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Narrow gorge worth seeing with very well secured paths. Sure-footedness and shoes with non-slip soles are still essential!

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