Right to the business at hand, a klamm is German for gorge and this is a wet and wonderful gorge - bring some rain gear!! It is very wet and slippery in spots, but is spectacular! If you follow the trail up to the Hollentalangerhutte,...More

Don't bring little kids or strollers. It will be very difficult because it is dangerous and steep. It could be a romantic activity if you leave the kids at home though because it is quite beautiful.

Tip: go earlier in the morning, otherwise it can be crowded. Wear shoes that are ok to get wet, (boots not necessary). The gorge is beautiful with many photo opportunities.

Easy enough walk from Olympic station to the entrance. The pathways inside the gorge are a bit narrow and of course very wet, so its worth going slowly. The amount of water and natural energy here is beautiful!

Entrance: 5€ Every time we come to Garmisch it is a place we go to. Perfect nature: wild and beautiful. From the parking it takes about 1,5 km to walk there. Please not that the was through it is very narrow and no buggies/wheelchairs... are...More

Wow - just wow!!! This place is amazing!!! It's an absolute must do when in Ga-Pa!! It took us about 20 minutes to walk from the car (we parked at the parking site at the Olympic Skiing Stadium which was free) to the entrance and...More

It is a must if you are in the area , Park at the olympic stadium and start walking , you have a nice walk near a river for 20 minutes before arriving. Be prepared to get wet.

Amazing experiences. Water everywhere falling from the sky the walls and the river down below and so close. One of the best gorges I ever been in

You're going to get wet anyway, so why not? Flattish hike with tunnels, and waterfalls, the water loudly rushing through the gorge. I would suggest wearing shorts, sandals, and a rain poncho if it's warm enough. Pants and shoes were soaked all the way down...More

There are several ways to get there, I took the second easiest because I have limited mobility. Took the Eckbauerbahn to the top of the Eckbauer (you can actually take another one much closer to the Klamm - check at the Information at the Olympic...More