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It's a great experience every time, and the climb to the upper falls (sometimes a bit steep, but never technically difficult) is definitely worth it.

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Unspectacular summit, no cross. The climb is a bit difficult in places. Trail markers aren't always visible, and if you take a wrong turn, you feel unsafe on the slope. Ultimately, it's the same as always: a small crux, after which it's fine. A lot of sand and scree mix; I wouldn't do it in the rain.

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You have to go through the chimney if you want to reach the Lower and Upper Forchezkopf or the Grosser Wieshorn. The chimney is secured with a rope. Using a via ferrata set isn't absolutely necessary, but it's good for your mental health. The chimney is about 15 meters long, followed by a short section with a rope, maybe 5 meters. It's not really a problem; in my opinion, it doesn't qualify for category A.

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Since when does the Sonntagshorn belong to the Mangfall Mountains? You must have had one beer too many.

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Simply powerful and very refreshing.

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Simply stunning

Quaint little hut with a great view. The cake was exorbitant.

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Magnificent views - Kitzsteinhorn, Grossglockner and at your feet the turquoise reservoirs of the Mooserboden. An absolute dream peak (2 highest in the Glockner group) in the state of Salzburg. For a safe ascent, absolutely safe weather conditions, surefootedness and a head for heights are necessary.

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The new tenants are here. Super friendly service, everyone can find something delicious to eat on the menu. Closing day is now Fridays.

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Beautiful viewpoint summit that you pass on the ridge between Schönfeldspitze and Schonegg... wonderful view of the Steinernes Meer

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Magnificent! Great view! There is information about the snow situation on the Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus website. At the end of July there was no snow at all.

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After climbing over 1,400 meters over the southern ridge to the Schöneck, the detour came in handy. A total of 1,800 meters of climbing with ups and downs on the ridge to the Schönfeldspitze from the Riemannhaus car park :P It's a shame that the east ridge of the Wurmkopf isn't marked on the map.

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There is also a direct route to Schöneck via the southern ridge, see https://gipfelfieber.com/aufs-schoeneck-ein-bisschen-abenteuer-gefaellig/ Difficulty: T3+, UIAA I+, safe walking on steep grass and scree terrain.

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From the bridge you have a beautiful view of the mighty Krimmler Ache before it plunges into the valley

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The waterfall path IN 1900, THE WATERFALL TRAIL WITH ITS NUMEROUS VIEWPOINTS AND PULPITS WAS BUILT AND HAS BEEN BRINGING NATURE-LOVED PEOPLE CLOSE TO THE KRIMML WATERFALLS. THE PATH IS WELL PAVED AND IS CONTINUOUSLY CARE AND MAINTAINED. In 10 - 15 minutes you can walk from the parking lot to the lowest waterfall. From there, the serpentine waterfall path leads to the top waterfall (walking time approx. 1.15 hours) and further into the Krimmler Achental. Observation pulpits allow spectacular views of the roaring waters of the Krimml Waterfalls. You can find out useful information at the information point, and a large selection of literature, DVDs and much more is also available at the ÖAV information point. Access to Kürsingerplatz has been designed to be handicapped accessible. “The principle of all things is water, for water is everything and to water everything returns.” (Thales of Miletus, 624 - 546)

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A beautiful viewpoint peak, the highest in the Chiemgau Alps, and can be reached with relatively little elevation gain thanks to the high hiking car park. A good start for ski tourers and snowshoe hikers.

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Großvenediger: A relatively easy, yet not to be underestimated and impressive high tour to the "world-old majesty".

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The Krimml Waterfall Trail leads directly to this impressive natural wonder. There are numerous viewpoints along the way that offer breathtaking views of the cascading waters and the surrounding landscape. The Krimml Waterfalls are divided into three sections: the Lower, the Middle and the Upper Achenfalls. The Lower Achenfall is about a 20-minute walk from Krimml, while the Middle Achenfall takes about 45 minutes and the walk to the Upper Waterfall takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. In total, the path stretches over 4.15 kilometers and overcomes an altitude difference of 431 meters.

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We recommend visiting the falls on weekdays. It can be very crowded on public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays and expect long waits at the viewing points. The entrance ticket costs 8 euros for adults and around 6 euros for children, although prices can vary greatly depending on the number of visitors and the seasons. If the weather predicts fog for the next day, it is best to start the tour around 11 a.m. to have better visibility due to darkening and fog.

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Better not to follow this path. Even if it looks feasible at the beginning. But after a short time the path becomes increasingly narrow and the ground often breaks away.

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