クレーブラッハリンドの峡谷・トップ17

Waterfalls have something magical ... :)

Free wow that's still available

Only for those without vertigo

Here you can cycle in a relaxed manner

The Weißenbachklamm offers a special hiking experience that appeals especially to sure-footed hikers. As soon as you enter the gorge, you are immersed in an almost untouched natural environment. The narrow gorge meanders between steep rock faces that are overgrown with green moss cushions and ferns. You hear the rushing of the water making its way through the rocks and the chirping of the birds above you - it is almost meditative. The path leads over narrow paths, bridges and at the end a wooden ladder about 10 meters high awaits you. It looks adventurous and climbing it requires a little courage, but don't worry, it's worth it. The climb makes your heart beat faster - both through the physical exertion and the impressive scenery. Make sure you wear good shoes, preferably waterproof, as the path can occasionally be a bit wet and slippery. The gorge is less crowded than its well-known neighbors such as the Garnitzenklamm, which gives the adventure a special touch. The path is not suitable for children or people with a fear of heights, but is all the more suitable for those who want to experience nature in its wildest form off the beaten track.

The easiest way to get to the lake from Spittal by bike. The short route goes directly along the main road and takes about 10 minutes.

Lieserschlucht - main road, lots of traffic but at least from Seeboden towards Spittal there is enough space on the side. In the past it was closed from time to time due to rock stabilization work. There are alternative routes, but not flat, only with gradients such as Fratresstrasse or via St. Wolfgang. The Liesersteig which runs parallel is closed as far as I know.

Great free gorge that is well developed and looks very well maintained.