カラーノの峡谷・トップ17

Not recommended. The climb is steep, with no view of the waterfall or cascades. About 100 meters of stairs up and down are a real grind, with no view of the waterfall; you can only hear it.

The Schwarzenbach rises at the Weißhorn and flows on the outskirts of Auer into the Etsch. For a long time it was a danger to Auer because floods occurred again and again. The waterfall in the Schwarzenbachklamm is very beautiful.

In 9/2023 there was nothing to eat here, contrary to what Meike says.

Interesting information boards that very few people read.

Very beautiful cascades of the Schwarzbach

At the end of the circular route towards the info point you can see different types of rock with relevant information about them. Very interesting. Also for children.

The Bletterbach is a watercourse located in the area of the municipality of Aldine and forms the Bletterbach gorge at the foot of the 2,316 m high Corno Biano, also known as the "Grand Canyon of South Tyrol". The gorge, which was formed about 15,000 years ago in the ice age, is about eight kilometers long and 400 meters deep. It has been slowly sculpted by water erosion, making different sedimentary layers visible. In addition to the geological interest, the Bletterbach Gorge offers a unique landscape. It is impressive to walk between the steep walls of the gorge. Access is allowed only with a protective helmet and the entrance to the park is paid but it's worth it.

The Schwarzenbach (in its lower reaches it is also called the Aurer Bach) Wikipedia