Wolfsklamm Gorge
Wolfsklamm
A waterfall gorge crossed by a 354-step wooden walkway, ending at a pilgrimage monastery on a cliff, St. Georgenberg.
Wolfsklamm Gorge is located in the village of Stans. Wooden walkways and steps cling to the cliffs as they follow the Stanerbach stream upward, passing waterfalls and deep pools. The route is about 1.5 km long and takes about an hour. It ends at St. Georgenberg Benedictine Monastery, built on a rock pillar and one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Tyrol. You can eat at the monastery restaurant, then return the way you came or take a forest path. Tickets cost about €6. The gorge is closed in winter (check official sources). It is about 30 km from Innsbruck. Take the train to Stans or Jenbach, then walk.
Opening hours
About May–October 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Schwaz Silver Mine
- Tratzberg Castle
- Lake Achensee
- Swarovski Crystal Worlds
- Rattenberg
- Hall in Tirol Old Town
- Alpbach
- Patscherkofel