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A very rocky path...fun if you're sure-footed...the others usually complain. A rather quiet spot on the Big Wall. For dog owners: be careful in spring when the ibexes give birth...they are incredibly aggressive towards any furry friend. Mine was attacked on the secured trail...for whatever reason, he got away...he was lucky and still had the speed of youth in him.

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The Johannesbach Gorge, approximately 1 km long and up to 60 m deep, on the western edge of Würflach is a true natural gem and a popular destination – especially on hot summer days. The well-maintained trail, with numerous wooden walkways, steps, and bridges, leads through a wildly romantic gorge carved into the Wetterstein limestone by the Johannesbach stream over millennia. Along the way, you'll discover deep potholes, bowl-shaped depressions ("mills"), and, with a little attention, geological features such as the "Marientritt" (Marientritt). Two small caves – the Johannesbach Gorge Cave and the Klammwirt Cave – complete the experience. With a walk time of approximately 30 minutes, the gorge is also ideal for families with children. Those who like can dip their feet in the cool water or stop off at the Klammwirtin restaurant. The gorge is particularly atmospheric during the Advent market, when Austria's largest decorated Christmas tree is illuminated. If you want more, you can combine the gorge with hikes to the Schrattenstein castle ruins, along the Andreassteig or towards Grünbach.

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With a 30 minute walk, the trip is especially great for families with children, unfortunately almost no water

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short walk through the gorge - on hot days unfortunately almost no water

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The Johannesbach Gorge, which is around 60 m deep and around 1000 m long, lies entirely in the Wetterstein limestone. It lies like a barrier across the course of the Johannesbach and at the same time separates the softer rocks of the Werfen layers of the Schrattenbach hills to the west from the large gravel areas of the Rohrbach conglomerate in the Steinfeld to the east. The predecessor of the Johannesbach once had to break through the Wetterstein limestone barrier. A tectonic furrow and the rainy climate of the post-glacial period helped it: it carried a lot of water, which in turn moved enormous amounts of rock and eroded the subsoil of the stream. Over thousands of years, the tectonic line was deepened and the stream bed sunk. Many potholes on the steep slopes of the gorge and mills in the subsoil - including the "Marientritt" - testify to the power of the early Johannesbach. Source: www.wuerflach.at/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=34&Itemid=37

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The Johannesbachklamm is a popular excursion destination on the western edge of Würflach and only an hour from Vienna. On the way through the gorge, which is just over a kilometer long, visitors experience a small natural paradise that is pleasantly cool even on hot days. And if you look closely, you can see from the rock walls that are up to 60 meters deep how the Johannesbach has dug itself into the Wetterstein limestone over thousands of years. With a walking time of 30 minutes, the excursion is particularly great for families with children. This is also due to the many stairs and bridges that make the path so entertaining. If you want, you can leave the wooden footbridge in some places and cool your feet in the Johannesbachbach. You can also take a good rest at the KlammWirtin at the entrance to the gorge. By the way: If you like to walk for longer, you can turn the walk through the Johannesbachklamm into a hike. Or you can admire the "largest decorated Christmas tree in Austria" in the Johannesbachklamm during Advent. Source: www.niederoesterreich.at/ausflugsziel/a-johannesbachklamm-wuerflach

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The Johannesbachklamm is a popular destination all year round. In summer it is pleasantly cool, in winter it becomes a glittering wonderland: At the atmospheric Advent market there is mulled wine and punch between bridges, rocks and (with a bit of luck) snow-covered trees. There is a lot to discover in and around the gorge - demanding hiking tours , family-friendly paths, deer park, the Schrattenstein castle ruins, small waterfalls, cozy huts. For refreshment, the gorge innkeeper offers hearty goulash or fiery chicken soup. And at the end of a long day you can relax and recharge your batteries in the Würlach wellness world. By the way: the gorge may already look familiar to you - in 2022 it was in the final of the ORF show "9 places - 9 treasures".

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Small, varied round over ladders, it's a quick way up. Abbreviation Savings approx. 1 hour without Waldeggerhaus ...at the junction via Stanglsteinweg back, yellow marking, to the starting point.

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Wildly romantic gorge. Pleasantly cool in summer

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Mainly a comfortable hiking trail between imposing rocks - some places have to be bridged with ladders

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But be careful, if you go the RWW 3, there is a very steep descent and ascent over approx. 200 meters in altitude! Feasible, but best with walking sticks.

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The Johannesbachklamm is a good kilometer long and sunk up to 60 m deep into a zone of Wetterstein limestone, which separates the softer Werfen layers further west from the gravel areas of the stone field in the east. As early as the second half of the 19th century, the path along the Jonannesbach was used by miners to reach the now abandoned coal mine in Grünbach am Schneeberg from Würflach. But it was not until the beginning of the 20th century that the gorge was made accessible by a climbing system built by Naturefriends. The trail, opened on August 3, 1902, crosses the deeply cut course of the Johannesbach a total of six times on bridges. Due to destruction by storms and floods, the climbing system had to be renewed repeatedly. In 1926 a dam was built at the exit of the gorge and the course of the Johannesbach stream regulated through the Würflach area.

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On the short walk through the gorge - pleasantly refreshing in hot temperatures ...

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20.07.2019 - Always a wonderful excursion, on hot days ideal for a short hike, A power place with wooden steps through the 1 km long gorge. Visit on weekdays, because you can really enjoy the gorge.

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20.07.2019 - The Klammgalerie was opened on the 11th of May 2019, here you can find several works of art of the different artists on the big meadow. The works of art can only be visited until the end of October.

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Since it had rained yesterday, it was accordingly slippery today!

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You can walk through canyons and cross bridges, go straight down to the water coves and play in the water. Since it is cooler here, the gorge is an ideal destination in the hot summer months. The water has eaten in the lime in millions of years and thereby left deep cuts. These traces are still found in the form of niches and bowl-shaped depressions. The Marientritt is such a deepening. Of course, there is a story about the Marian step, which can be read on a blackboard.

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We are about the Red Cross castle ruin Schrattenstein and then through the Johannesbachklamm on the Andreas Steig back to the car super hike

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On hot summer days, a hike through the shady forests and damp gorge walls is a pleasant way to cool off. There are two caves in the gorge, the Johannesbachklamm cave and the Klammwirt cave. It is up to 60 meters deep and around one kilometer long.

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