シュルンスの峡谷・トップ20

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.

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.

Easy and well secured route.

This tour is highly recommended. Just not with a stroller or wheelchair.

After the glaciers retreated, the Alvier stream dug itself into its own gravel and has thus formed the current gorge over the last 10,000 years. It offers extremely rare insights into the earth's recent history and, with its almost jungle-like tree population, is also considered one of the most scenic in the Alps.

At the entrance to the gorge there is a barrier that indicates whether it is open. There is also a mobile toilet here. From the bus stop in the center of Bürs it is only a few minutes walk to the entrance to the beautiful, impressive gorge.

Open again since May 1st after storm damage repair!

There are several boards along the way with interesting information about the geology in the gorge