The Breitachklamm is one of Central Europe’s deepest rock gorges, with walls dropping up to 100 meters along wooden walkways on the Austrian-German border near Kleinwalsertal. Open year-round including winter, when ice formations transform the experience. Accessible from Tiefenbach (Austrian side) or Oberstdorf (Germany by train from Munich). Allow 1.5-2 hours. Check breitachklamm.com for hours and seasonal closures during snowmelt.
gorge in Kleinwalsertal
Breitachklamm
The Breitachklamm cuts through limestone on the Austrian-German border as one of the deepest rock gorges in Central Europe, with walls dropping up to 100 meters in places and the river carving a channel barely wide enough for the wooden walkways threaded along its sides.
- Type
- gorge
- Destination
- Kleinwalsertal
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Founded
- 1905
- Era
- Modern
- Address
- 6992 Kleinwalsertal
- Coordinates
- 47.3935, 10.2321
- Official website
- Visit website