Vattenfall och klippor i Hohe Tauern

Majestic Waterfalls and Cliffs

The Hohe Tauern National Park contains some of Central Europe’s most significant water features, including the 380-meter Krimml Waterfalls, the highest in Austria. This selection features the landmark Gasteiner Wasserfall in Bad Gastein, the glacial Umbalfälle in the Isel Valley, and the narrow Raggaschlucht gorge. Geologically distinct sites like the Danielsberg, inhabited since the Stone Age, offer vertical cliffs for climbing, while various alpine falls like the Fallbach and Gössnitzfall showcase the region's high-altitude drainage systems.

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Krimml Waterfalls

The Krimml Waterfalls, with a total height of 380 metres, are the highest waterfall in Austria.

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Jungfernsprung

A 130-meter high waterfall located near Heiligenblut, notable for its steep drop and local folklore regarding a narrow escape.

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Gasteiner Wasserfall

The 341-meter landmark of Bad Gastein drops in three stages through the town center, historically known for its ionized air.

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Umbalfälle

Located on the upper reaches of the Isel river, these falls feature a series of cataracts and are accessible via Europe's first water educational trail.