Top 20 Caves 베르히테스가덴 주변

From St. Bartholomä, which is at an altitude of 600 meters, the path goes to the Ice Chapel through the forest past a chapel and from 800 meters above sea level through the gravel bed of the former ice channel. The valley is framed by the north face of the Kleiner Watzmann and the Watzmannkinder, on the south side by Hachelkopf and Hirschwiese and with the east face of the Watzmannmittelspitze and -Südspitze as the head of the valley, in which the lowest permanent ice field of a glacier in the German Alps is located, the Ice Chapel at an altitude of 820 meters.

Your taxi into the underground... sit on it... head straight... arms not stretched out... and the journey into the interior of the mountain begins

A dream world in itself... Updated September 25...: which unfortunately no longer exists... the chapel has collapsed... there is currently an absolute risk of rockfall and life-threatening danger there!

Good footwear Take enough to drink with you Sure-footedness required

Update on September 9, 2025: Unique geotope has disappeared as a result of climate change: Ice Chapel on the Watzmann mountain collapsed - see the National Park press release. ATTENTION: The marked trail does NOT lead to the entrance of the "Ice Chapel." Please pay attention to the official markings and information signs on site. There is a risk of avalanches and rockfalls, and the glacier gate of the "Ice Chapel" could collapse at any time. DANGER TO LIFE! Do not enter snowfields! DO NOT enter the "Ice Chapel"!

Beautiful gorge, very good paths with good security. However, good shoes, enough to drink in high heat. Sure-footedness and a head for heights are required. Good condition, as it is sometimes very steep up and down.

Wonderful view of the Salzach Valley and Golling.

Promising ascent via well-secured paths. The water cools you down on hot days.