ガルガッツォーネ-ガルガッツォーネの峡谷・トップ14

Just a few minutes' walk from the center of Lana, a completely different world opens up: the Gaul Gorge at the foot of the castle hill of Braunsberg Castle. Steep rocky slopes rise up on both sides, the river Falschauer babbles over the stony stream bed and even in midsummer the temperatures between the cool rock walls are pleasantly cool. Completely different types of rock come together here: between the quartz porphyry and the primary rock of the Old Gneisse, there is also a narrow strip of granite. Only a narrow strip of land between the massive rocks leads over the unspoiled mountain stream. From the Gaulwiese, a well-secured path leads over suspension bridges, past a roaring waterfall, further into the wildly romantic and increasingly narrow gorge; or up to Braunsberg Castle with a beautiful view over Lana.

The Gilfklamm leads past the Zenoburg to the Garden of Animals

The path winds gently along the rushing Passer River up the steep slope to the wild and romantic Gilf Gorge. At the foot of the imposing Zenoburg Castle, there is a spectacular view of the roaring waters of the gorge, which is only a few metres wide and was formed as a result of thousands of years of erosion. A few metres above the Gilf Gorge, the promenade flows into the well-known Tappeiner Trail.

Very nice walk, children also have fun here.

The path leads us over two suspension bridges to the end of the part of the Gaul Gorge that is open to visitors.

Between steep cliffs, you always walk along the False Auer to the end of the gorge. Especially worthwhile in midsummer, when there is a refreshing coolness between the rock faces.

Short but definitely worthwhile walk.

Beautiful force of nature, great surroundings