The Esslingsbach is a stream gorge near Admont in the Gesaeuse region, within the boundaries of the Gesaeuse National Park, Austria’s sixth national park established in 2002. Free to walk; always accessible; allow 1-2 hours. Admont is served by the Ennstal railway. Combine with the Admont Abbey library (one of the world’s largest monastic library halls) for a full day in the area.
nature reserve in Admont
Esslingsbach
The Esslingsbach is a stream gorge near Admont in the Gesäuse region of Upper Styria, forming a small but steep ravine through the limestone terrain characteristic of this part of the Enns valley. It lies within or adjacent to the Gesaeuse National Park, one of Austria's wildest and least-visited protected areas.
- Type
- nature reserve
- Destination
- Admont
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Address
- 8911 Admont
- Coordinates
- 47.7054, 14.6904