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Great climbing facility with a large suspension bridge directly on and above the water.

The Riesach Falls are truly impressive waterfalls in the Schladming Tauern, not far from Schladming. The two most famous waterfalls there are the Small and Large Riesach Falls, with the Large one having an impressive drop of around 70 meters. A truly impressive natural spectacle! The falls are part of the "Wild Waters" theme trail and were rightly declared a natural monument in 2012. The entire area is simply breathtaking and is definitely one of the natural treasures of this region. The Riesach Falls consist of the Large and Small Riesach Waterfalls, which are located in the Höllschlucht Gorge. The gorge begins at an altitude of 1079 meters near the Untere Gfölleralm or the Almgasthaus Riesachfall and ends at an altitude of 1338 meters in the area of the Riesachsee or the Obere Gfölleralm. The water for these impressive waterfalls comes from the approximately 7 km long Riesachbach, which joins the Steinriesenbach directly after the gorge and then flows through the entire Untertal as the Untertalbach before finally flowing into the Enns. The falls up to the Grosser Riesachfall are accessible via the Riesachfallsteig. And that's not all! In 2006, the area between the Grosser Riesachwasserfall and the upper end of the gorge was also opened up to tourists. An alpine trail about one kilometer long called "Alpinsteig Höll" or "Alpinsteig durch die Höll" was created there, which offers a 50 meter long suspension bridge as a special attraction. A real adventure! Source: www.familienurlaub-info.com/wandern-mit-kindern/oesterreich/steiermark/riesachfall-riesachsee/

The Spiegelsee is located in the Schladming-Dachstein region. From the Reiteralm you can take a leisurely hike to the lake and enjoy the wonderful view of the Dachstein massif reflected in the water. My tip: take a break here.

And further towards the end of a beautiful tour, the huts await you for a nice rest

Simply a stunning waterfall.

It is the ultimate photo motif with the Dachstein massif in the background.

It's just great, if you catch the right weather, to get a nice photo motif.

The Trinity Column (also called the Plague Column) stands in the middle of the historic market square. It dates back to the 18th century and was donated by a couple from Hallstatt who made salt as a thank you for the fact that the plague was over.