Auerklamm
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The Tour
The hike does not go through the gorge but around it. The Auer Klamm is one of the most popular routes for canyoning in the Tyrolean Oberland. At many points, you can look down to the stream and besides beautiful waterfalls, you sometimes see daring athletes rappelling or jumping.
At the Ambach Infopoint, cross the street. The path to the Auerklamm begins immediately on the right. A beautiful hiking trail leads through the forest up to a great viewpoint. At the forest edge, particularly attentive hikers can still see the remains of the foundations of the ruin of Auenstein castle. This castle was built around 1200 and marked the important trade route into the Sellrain valley. Afterwards, you cross a wooden bridge to the district of Taxegg and continue to Oetzerau. There you can visit the Antonius Church. The return route goes steeply down on the other side of the gorge. In the district of Ebene, cross the stream and return to the starting point.
A visit to the Antonius Church in Oetzerau might be worthwhile. St. Antonius is invoked for the recovery of lost items.
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Parking options available:
- Parking lot directly at the Ambach Infopoint (free)
Current information
Warmer than recently
Good weather for outdoor activities