Kundler Klamm -- Tirol, Austria
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N 47° 27.690 E 011° 59.338
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Here You Are Map - Kundler Klamm
Waymark Code: WMEZKF
Location: Tirol, Austria
Date Posted: 07/28/2012
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This Map is located close to the famous wooden bridge at the beginning of the Kundler Klamm.
It shows a aerial photo of the environment of the Klamm. It has a "S" for your position, which means "Standpunkt" (German for "Here You Are").
The Kundler Klamm is open from April to November. There are no fees for entering or parking.
"The popular path is not only the path between the Inn Valley and the Wildschönau, but is also an impressive canyon scenery and a popular tourist destination. The romantic path leads through a picturesque wooden bridge, under rock ledges and through the small tunnel along the Wilschönauer Ache towards Wildschönau. According to legend, created by a dragon, the gorge is now well developed and easily accessible for everyone.
After renovation work and reopened in 2009 by way of the romantic landscape has been so broadened that it is also suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. The starting point for the walk through the popular path is optional - you can start both of Kundl and from the Wildschönau / Mühltal out. Along the Wildschönauer Ache everyone finds the right place for a little rest to get the crystal clear water to refresh. In the stream bed may be one of the Ache find stones of various kinds of geological and this will then grind in Tirol's only Steindreherei Kundl and processed decorative or utilitarian objects. The duration of the walk through the popular path is about 1 hour (one way). In the period from 06.05. to 26.10. there is also the possibility of the gorge with the slow train from point of origin Wildschönauer Mühltal to reach out. Prices and further information at +43 0 5339 8090th During heavy rains in the winter and the watchers gorge is closed for safety reasons."
(origin: www.tirol-infos.at)
Location Name: Kundler Klamm
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Visit Instructions:
A photo of either you or your GPS at the site is welcomed but not required.