The Seisenbergklamm near Weissbach bei Lofer is a 600-meter gorge with wooden walkways carved out of the cliff face above the Weissbach stream. Originally used for log driving from the 17th century; now a 45-60 minute gorge walk. Open May to October; small admission fee; check seisenbergklamm.com for current schedule. By car from Lofer in about 5 minutes. Combine with the nearby Lamprechtsofen cave system.
gorge in Lofer
Seisenbergklamm
The Seisenbergklamm is a 600-meter gorge carved by the Weissbach stream near Lofer in the Salzburg Alps, with wooden walkways built along the cliff face above the water. The gorge was used for log driving from the 17th century onward, and the wooden infrastructure that allowed this use was later repurposed for tourist access.
- Type
- gorge
- Destination
- Lofer
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Address
- 5090 Weissbach bei Lofer
- Coordinates
- 47.5238, 12.7563
- Official website
- Visit website