gorge in Abtenau

Lammerklamm / Lammeröfen

The Lammerklamm is a narrow limestone gorge carved by the Lammer River near Abtenau in the Lammertal valley, south of Salzburg. The section called Lammeröfen (literally "Lammer Ovens") describes the rounded, oven-like potholes the river has ground into the rock walls over thousands of years.

The Lammerklamm gorge near Abtenau features the Lammeröfen section, where the river has carved rounded limestone potholes into narrow walls. Metal walkways thread through the gorge; wet and physical in places. Seasonal opening approximately May to October; small entry fee. About 15 minutes by car from Abtenau. Grip shoes required.

Type
gorge
Destination
Abtenau
Cost
Free to visit
Address
5441 Abtenau
Coordinates
47.5881, 13.2696