Cold, clear mountain water, surrounded by 100m high rock walls. The Strubklamm, one of the most beautiful and longest gorges in Austria, offers an experience of a special kind. High jumps follow longer swimming passages. Good physical fitness required.
- Europe's best Canyoning
- Action
- Many high jumps
- 100m high rock faces
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| Duration | 6 Hours |
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| Participants | Tour takes place from 4 participants, otherwise the tour will be postponed |
| Important information | Please arrive on time, preferably 15 minutes before the start of the tour.By booking this tour, I confirm that I am aware of the risks of the extreme sport of canyoning and waive all claims for damages against the company. In addition, I hereby confirm that I will always follow the instructions of the staff. Possible dangers in this outdoor sport include:
Furthermore, I am aware that all movements are voluntary and at your own risk, including:
I also confirm that I will participate in the tour sober (regarding alcohol) and not under the influence of drugs or medication. Otherwise, the exclusion of the tour takes place without claim for damages. Location: Hallein, Salzburger Land, Austria |
Further information
The Strubklamm gorge in the Hallein Salzkammergut (A) is one of the most beautiful and longest gorges in Austria and is an adventurous, nature experience of a special kind. A challenging and adrenaline-charged tour awaits the participants in the up to 100 meters deep cut Strubklamm, which partly has a width of only 2 meters. Narrow rock passages, high ledges and breathtaking waterfalls in an almost untouched natural landscape.
The approximately 2.7 km long gorge overcomes a height difference of about 100 meters, which is largely reduced by the more than 20 different jumps, from small, medium to high.The rest of the tour is covered by partly long and narrow swimming passages, natural slides, climbing passages and hikes over the rock and stone.
A special feature of the Strubklamm is also the dam wall above the gorge, which protects the gorge from unexpected water inflow and is therefore accessible in any weather.
