The Google address leads you to the parking spot directly after the rolls Royce museum. Note that you have to pay for parking (2,30 EUR for full day). From there you almost directly enter the Rappenlocht gorge. It has a lot of stairs but further it is an easy walk. You have a good view from above on the water but because of the draught there wasn't much. The rappenlocht part was not that impressive. It isn't a real gorge as we have seen thus far and not that natural. A lot has been made. At the end there is lake. Walk around it and you will pass a kiosk. At the back of the kiosk you can walk the Alplochschlucht. That is what a real gorge looks like. Small, impressive, dark, moist. Just beautiful. The path is well maintained and easy to walk. We walked the same way back as we came. On slow pace with taking a lot of pictures it took about 2 hours.

During our many journeys in Austria we visited many gorges. This one was definitely the worst one. It was not interesting because you can not go allong the water. You can see the gorge only from above. There were too many people there. The small lake in the upper part of the georgeis not worth seeing - surrounded by road with car traffic.

Rappenlochschlucht got a wonderful atmosphere - a perfect mixture of green forest trails, walks close to small lakes and rivers and even fastened wooden trails at cliff sides. Especially the wooden cliff trails made it adventurous and unique. In general, the whole trail was easy and manageable without any professional hiking equipment. All this makes it a perfect spot for beginners.
The trail will take you roughly 1,5 hours. But you can also lengthen it by hiking Mount Tegelberg from there.