Tourismusverband Krimml - Ferienregion Nationalpark Hohe Tauern Verified partner
The circular route starts at the WaterWorlds in Krimml. Along the way, you pass some famous buildings such as the old customs houses or the birthplace of the Salzburg freedom fighter Anton Wallner, as well as several very old farmhouses. At the Panoramahotel Burgeck, the sunny terrace attracts you with a view of the natural spectacle of the Krimml Waterfalls. The path then continues over the Heimkehrer Cross towards Falkenstein. Here you walk through the forest and come via the district of Schlossberg to Krimml train station. A short section runs along the federal highway before you cross the Krimmler Ache at the Bräuer Bridge and thus reach the Achenwald path. This almost always runs along the Krimmler Ache up to the largest waterfalls in Europe.
ATTENTION - due to construction work, a diversion is signposted for the Panoramahotel Burgeck area!
(Anton Wallner Birthplace - towards Melchartbauer - short section uphill - junction into the existing panoramic path towards Heimkehrer Cross)
Author’s recommendation
You can also run only parts of the circular route.
Next to the Achenwald path you will find a refreshing natural Kneipp facility.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Tips and suggestions
Krimml WaterWorlds: Tel.: +43 (0)6564/20113 or www.wasserwelten-krimml.at
ÖAV Section Warnsdorf (Krimml Waterfalls): Tel.: +43 (0)6564/7212 or www.wasserfaelle-krimml.at
Panoramahotel Burgeck: Tel.: +43 (0)6564/7249 or www.burgeck.com
Tourism Association Krimml/Hochkrimml: Tel.: +43 (0)6564/7239-0 or www.krimml.at
Roadbook
Heimkehrerkreuz Krimml
Kneippanlage Krimml
Krimmler Wasserfälle
WasserWelten Krimml
Parkplatz P4 in Krimml
Public transport
With the Postbus to the stop "Krimml Waterfalls" or "Krimml town centre".
For arrivals by the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn, rail replacement service has been set up between the stops "Niedernsill" and "Krimml train station".
Directions
Coming from Tyrol via the Gerlos Alpine Road, from the east via the B165 from the direction of Mittersill.
Parking
Well signposted, paid parking is available next to the federal highway.Coordinates
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Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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