카이저 산맥 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Hiking along the Eifersbach stream in St. Johann feels like a little break from everyday life. The steady rush of the clear water accompanies you like a soothing carpet of sound, while the fresh, cool air from the waterfall invigorates the senses. The path winds through dense forest, with repeated glimpses of the roaring water cascading over rocks. It's a soothing blend of natural power and tranquility – a true experience for body and soul.

From this point, a narrow path that requires surefootedness leads to the Schleierwasserfall climbing paradise. For reasons unknown, the wire rope for safety is no longer there. Instead, it lies rolled up on the ground at the end of the path. The remaining anchors also offer no means of holding on, as they can easily be pulled out of the wall. So BE CAREFUL at this point!!!!!

From the middle high trail you have a wonderful view of the valley and the surrounding mountains.

Beautiful hut in a wonderful location. Only open in dry weather. It is best to check the opening times beforehand: www.regalm.at

The Thieves' Ovens in St. Johann am Wilden Kaiser are not only a historical relic, but also a fascinating reminder of times gone by. A captivating story tells of a brave group of thieves who once used the Thieves' Ovens as a hiding place to conceal stolen treasures. Under the cover of the dark night and camouflaged by the dense undergrowth, they secretly sneaked to the ovens where they safely hid their loot. But one night they were surprised by the local guards and had to flee hastily without leaving their precious treasures behind. Centuries later, the Thieves' Ovens are now explored by curious visitors attracted by their history and unique atmosphere. Today, the ruins of the Thieves' Ovens tell not only of theft and secrets, but also of

The Eifersbach waterfall can only be reached via the hiking trail. It is located in the middle of the forest and the water falls from an impressive height. You can take beautiful photos from the bridge.

One assumes that "thieves' ovens" have something to do with thieves. The caves are also located in such a way that you can easily imagine that in earlier times thieves stored their loot and spent their lives here. 😁

It's easy to walk along here.