ザンクトシュテファンイムゲイルタルの天然記念物・トップ20

A nice idea to enjoy a break on the Slow Trail.

A beautiful hike until the end of Part 3. Then, return via the forest road via Urbani Chapel. A total of approximately 10 km, approximately 3.5 hours.

Now in October the gorge is not crowded at all, we were almost alone. However, it is also quite adventurous and slippery... sturdy shoes are absolutely necessary

An absolute highlight for every hike in the region is the Garnitzenklamm. As soon as you enter, you can feel the fresh mountain air and hear the rushing of the water that accompanies you through the entire gorge. The path leads over exciting paths, bridges and sometimes steeper sections directly through the impressive gorge. Especially on warm days, it is a relief to put your feet in the clear water every now and then - the perfect way to cool off. The gorge itself is varied, from narrow passages to open areas where you can marvel at the surrounding rock formations and the rushing waterfalls. The path is easy to do up to the second section, but from here it is particularly worthwhile to continue hiking to the waterfall. If you are brave, you should take the opportunity to refresh yourself briefly in the cool water. The entire route through the gorge is a natural spectacle that is a real experience for every hiker. In the low season or in bad weather, the gorge can be closed, so it is best to find out in advance. If you love nature and adventure, you should definitely not miss this place.

In the off-season, it is worth checking in advance whether the gorge is open. The gorge may be closed, particularly in critical weather conditions such as extreme rainfall.

The Garnitzenklamm is a natural experience in the Gailtal valley in Carinthia. Not far from Hermagor, near Möderndorf, the Garnitzenbach has carved a 4.5-kilometer-long gorge into the rock of the Carnic Alps over the course of history, creating a breathtaking natural jewel. Roaring waterfalls, steep rock faces, emerald-green bays, colorful rock and cliff formations, spectacular climbing facilities, as well as rare, protected plants and whirlpools formed over millions of years make the gorge one of the most beautiful in the Alps.

For how through this man-made path has given the opportunity to visit this place.

It is definitely worth hiking to the waterfall.