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St. Leonhard In Passeier - San Leonardo In Passiria

Passer Gorge – Mooser Dam Pedestrian Bridge loop from Ruine Jaufenburg - Castel Giovo

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Italy

South Tyrol

St. Leonhard In Passeier - San Leonardo In Passiria

Passer Gorge – Mooser Dam Pedestrian Bridge loop from Ruine Jaufenburg - Castel Giovo

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Passer Gorge – Mooser Dam Pedestrian Bridge loop from Ruine Jaufenburg - Castel Giovo

03:55

12.0km

480m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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1.35 km

Passer Gorge Trail

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Impressive Passer Canyon. Is definitely worth a hike

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1.58 km

Passer Gorge and the Stieber Waterfall

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Stone signpost at the Passer Gorge

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2.40 km

Meadow View on the Passerweg

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In spring, lush meadows with cowslips and snow-capped mountains.

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4.86 km

Passer Gorge Trail

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Between Moso and San Leonardo in Passiria, the Passirio stream (Passer in German) forms a suggestive gorge near the hamlet of Plata. From here you can see it from above, …

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4.92 km

Coming from Moos, the Passer Gorge is an experience starting at the entrance (after about 1 km) and extending for about 3 kilometers. The trail leads over bridges and walkways along the rushing Passer River.

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5.47 km

Passer Gorge

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Wonderful views of the gorge from the bridges.

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5.97 km

Mooser Dam Pedestrian Bridge

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Bridges were anchored to the rocks through the gorge. This makes it easy for every hiker to climb.

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7.51 km

View of the Stuller Waterfalls

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This is a beautiful sight, especially when the falls in the sun shimmer in all the rainbow colors.

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12.0 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.18 km

1.22 km

1.11 km

424 m

Surfaces

4.70 km

4.56 km

1.23 km

1.13 km

322 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 25 July

15°C

7°C

94 %

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Comments

September 18, 2024,Passerschluchtenweg, von St. Leonhard nach Moos und zurück 🇮🇹

Today it was supposed to be the Passer Gorge Trail. We parked in St. Leonhard at the sports center and from there you can get straight onto the trail! There are many steel bridges that cling to the slope and some where you can cross the Passer and look at the huge rock formations and turquoise pools of water! The …

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April 15, 2025,Wanderung

A very beautiful tour through the Passeier Gorge. It's easy to get there by bus. The best way to walk is uphill from St. Leonhard to Moos, and proper hiking boots are recommended, as there are plenty of roots in places.

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June 7, 2023,🇮🇹 Passerschlucht von Moos bis St. Leonhardt, Italien

Since 2015 there has been a new, particularly adventurous hiking trail between St. Leonhard and Moos in Passeier, the
Passer Gorge Trail. The path leads over numerous gratings, bridges, balconies and bold metal constructions, sometimes directly along the water of the Passer torrent. It is one of those new hiking trails that South Tyroleans and South Tyrolean holidaymakers must have …

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August 27, 2021,Wanderung 27.08.2021 18:15

Again only the return tour recorded ... was too impressed and forgot about it ... but it will be fine

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June 9, 2024,Passerschluchtenweg - Runde von St. Leonhard

So, first tour since, I don't even remember 🙈
The last 1.5 km to the turning point, my ambition was probably greater than my stamina. No matter. I'm more than proud to have done it. 🤗🤗🤗
Apart from the numbness and the constant twitching in the left side of my body, I don't think there's any lasting damage.

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