The Kundl Gorge in the Wildschönau
The Kundler Klamm is one of Austria’s most impressive natural gorges and also serves as the shortest route between the Wildschönau and the Tyrolean Inn Valley. Over thousands of years, the Wildschönauer Ache has carved its way through the rock here, creating a breathtaking landscape.
Steep rock walls rising up to 200 meters high frame the gorge, lending it a particularly dramatic character. The roaring water and imposing rock formations make a visit here an unforgettable experience of nature.
The Kundl Gorge walk
The starting point of the hike through the Kundler Gorge is in the Mühltal district. The trail begins with a leisurely walk through meadows and shady forests before reaching the entrance to the gorge.
The approximately 3.5-kilometer-long gorge trail is ideal for people of all ages and is easy to navigate - even with a stroller.
Learn more about the Kundl Gorge
The Kundl Gorge is open from April 1st to November 15th and is free to enter.
The scenic train runs from late May to early October between Mühltal and the gorge entrance.
Bicycles are not permitted.
In winter, the gorge remains closed for safety reasons.
