Top 5 Caves 그린젠 주변

Was rebuilt and slightly downgraded. 2024

A great tub for an (ice) bath. But only when there isn't extreme snow melt.

There is a first small cave right next to the waterfall. With a little climbing over the waterfall,. there is at least one other cave. A nice little trip. The waterfall itself is very beautiful, you can almost shower and bathe underneath it. 😉

If you climb a little below, you can still see the natural tunnel in the rock through which the water runs at the beautiful course of the stream!

The path is secured, but just before the grotto there are one or two places where the path has suffered somewhat. Sure-footedness is required, especially on the descent, as part of the way is quite rocky.

Short via ferrata for the experienced. 2 caves close to the waterfall have to be crossed. Very cool. A point marked with E that can be bypassed. E-point is a steep descent around a rock into a small cave. You should be able to hang up in an emergency if the kick needs to be corrected. Then you have to cross the river on a short zip line. Exit also a bit tricky, but doable.

About 200 m above the Inntal Valley lies the Maximilian-Grotto, a natural cave 26 m wide and 19 m high, in midst the Martinswand rock face. Legend has it that once Emperor Maximilian sought refuge in the grotto when he lost his way while hunting chamois.The trail in the Martinswand is newly laid out and securely walkable since beginning of April 2015. It leads from the Brunntal roadway diagonally the quarry and via the completely renovated old part of the trail to the grotto. Bridges, fences and handrails offer a childproof path to the grotto with an outstanding panoramic view over Zirl and the upper Inntal valley.