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There are plenty of boardwalks and bridges in the Wolfsklamm.Photo: Wolfgang H. Wögerer, Wien (Diese Datei ist unter der Creative Commons-Lizenz Namensnennung 3.0 Unported lizenziert.), Outdooractive Editors
easy
Distance 5.4 km
2:15 h
423 m
423 m
894 m
570 m
Over steps and paths and through rocky gorges, the route leads through the Wolfsklamm and then to St. Georgenberg Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in North Tyrol. This route is especially suitable for families with older children.
Wild romantic rocky mountains, roaring waterfalls, and a magnificent mountain panorama impress in the Wolf Gorge. With its 354 steps, the gorge is probably the most beautiful of its kind in the Alps. Some sure-footedness is required, as it goes at height along moist, well-secured wooden walkways alongside the wild brook. From the end of the gorge, it is not far to St. Georgenberg Monastery. The Abbey of St. Georgenberg-Fiecht today consists of two monastery complexes about an hour’s walk apart: namely the pilgrimage site St. Georgenberg on the Georgenberg and the Stift Fiecht in Vomp. You can stop at the inn St. Georgenberg before returning to Stans – passing the pilgrimage chapel Maria Tax on the way back.
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ADAC Wanderführer
The routes from this source come from years of cooperation between Outdooractive AG and the ADAC publishing house in Munich. More than 80 hiking tour books were produced throughout Germany and at popular holiday destinations in Italy, Spain and Portugal. A special feature are the ADAC children's hiking guides, which are tailored to the needs of young explorers and their parents.
The routes from this source come from years of cooperation between Outdooractive AG and the ADAC publishing house in Munich. More than 80 hiking tour books were produced throughout Germany and at popular holiday destinations in Italy, Spain and Portugal. A special feature are the ADAC children's hiking guides, which are tailored to the needs of young explorers and their parents.
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