발트비어텔‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 폭포

이곳의 개울은 화강암 바위 사이로 구불구불 이어지며, 때때로 작은 폭포가 있습니다. 잠시 감상하며 물소리를 음미해야 할 정말 그림 같은 광경입니다.

Worthwhile stopover - 20 minutes is enough - not barrier-free

There are many good reasons to visit the Höllfall! For example, the impressive natural spectacle of numerous small waterfalls that make their way over and between thousands of granite boulders. The Große Kamp River also flows beneath the giant rocks in places, not directly visible but clearly audible. There's also the ravine forest through which the Höllfall flows. The ancient giant trees are even more impressive next to the waterfalls.

The complex opened on October 30, 1898. Construction was approved in July 1898 by the Beautification Association, under chairman Franz Beydi. A memorial to Emperor Franz Joseph was erected to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his reign. The gallery was built directly beneath a small waterfall on the path to the newly completed power plant. The plaque was designed by sculptor Carl Hermann in 1984. It bears the inscription "Emperor Franz Joseph 1848 – 1898" and features a bronze relief head of the emperor.

A shady rest area with a sign for Franz Josef. At first, I only saw the rest area, and the sign only later when driving back down.

Great photo opportunities, well worth seeing and not much going on.

Very nice photo subjects.

Very photogenic section of a beautiful hike.