グナーデンヴァルトの峡谷・トップ20

The bridge is well worth seeing, and the views from it are just as impressive. Top location.

A beautiful location. The path is steep in places, but overall, it's easy.

The water cascades down several times. If you stand at a certain spot, you can see all the way to the first cascade.

Stone Guardian

It's fantastic how the masses of water force their way through the wall windows. It's certainly a magnificent sight when the water level is high, flowing from every opening. Just behind this wall is a place of tranquility; here you'll find stones of various sizes miraculously stacked on top of each other. You might think they're guarding the watercourse.

Great paths in the Wolfsklamm, easy to walk, provided you have sturdy shoes.

The High Bridge is one of the most beautiful covered wooden bridges in Austria and is also the oldest bridge in Tyrol. It spans the mountain gorge of the Georgenberg stream and has always been the only access to the monastery. The first actual mention of a bridge as part of the pilgrimage route dates back to 1448, when the "High Bridge" as it was called in the historical source was destroyed in a fire on All Saints' Day. In the portrait of Abbot Johannes Theuerl, who was Abbot of St. Georgenberg from 1445 to 1451, this High Bridge is already depicted in a similar way to the structure that has been preserved today.

It is easily accessible and you can walk up to the waterfall and even put your hand in the waterfall.