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Beautiful old building in Bad Hofgastein

Known in recent centuries as Wildbad, since 1997 only with the suffix "Bad" (Bad); the village develops to the left and right of the Gastein Waterfall; the Gasteiner Ache falls here in three stages, 341 m deep; the location of the village center on the steep slopes, constrained by high mountains, has led to numerous multi-story buildings, especially imposing hotels – mostly from the Belle Epoque – as well as generally quite narrow streets (colloquially also referred to as a "skyscraper village"); the difference in elevation in the village center alone, between the spring gardens and the train station, is 80 m; today a center of summer and winter tourism in the Gastein Valley.

Shortly before the Gasteiner Ache flows into the Salzach, it flows through a deep gorge at its northern end and then plunges over an impressive terrace toward the valley floor. The actual gorge road is no longer passable due to rockfall; a cycle track leads through the gorge tunnel into the Gasteiner Valley.

Beautiful new flower boxes

Long and, at least in good weather, busy, but the view is breathtaking!

Great view of the gorge with waterfall

Turn-off from the Salzach into the Gastein Valley. From here, the trail climbs the Gasteiner Ache, with several steep sections.

The famous High Alpine Road winds its way up to the Fuscher Törl Höhe mountain pass at an elevation of 2,428 meters. The road connects the states of Salzburg and Carinthia and is 48 kilometers long. The High Alpine Road has a total of 36 hairpin bends, but luckily, you don't have to take all of them on your way up. ;)