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Gorges, Ravines & Springs in Tyrol | Seefeld Region

Canyons and Gorges in Tyrol unfold their impressive power on the high plateau. Roaring waterfalls, narrow rock gorges, deep gorges, and crystal-clear mountain streams shape the alpine landscape of the Seefeld region. On diverse hikes, boardwalks lead directly to the water spots, right in the untouched nature. Rivers and spring areas also belong to this water world: In the Karwendel, one of the most famous Alpine rivers springs from the source of the Isar. Along its course as well as at the Leutascher Ache in Gaistal and many other streams, numerous quiet spots invite you to linger by the water. Those who want to experience Tyrol from its wild and primal side will discover here some of the most impressive natural experiences on Tyrol's high plateau.

Spectacular paths through rock and water

Climbing in the Seefeld region

Rocky landscape with a stream flowing between cliffs, surrounded by greenery.

Gleirschklamm – Wild nature gorge in the Karwendel

Drei Personen auf einer Holzbrücke in einer Schlucht mit grünem Ufer und klarem Wasser.

Leutascher Geisterklamm – Themed hike

View of a rocky riverbed with a stream and a bridge above in a mountainous area.

Schlossbachklamm – View of the Karwendel railway

A person in a red jacket walking on a narrow path beside a river in rocky gorge.

Tip: The most beautiful gorges in the region

Raging waterfalls, deep ravines, and fascinating pools – this is what awaits you in the gorges of the Seefeld region. Discover five spectacular natural wonders that you shouldn't miss!

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A river flows through a valley with autumn trees and mountains in the background.

A glimpse into the depths of the Karwendel

Karwendel Ravine with Karwendel Footbridge

From the Karwendel Footbridge, you have a fantastic view of the impressive Karwendel Ravine. Here, you can observe the wild nature from afar.

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Two individuals sit by a creek in a green forest, wearing helmets.

From a safe source: The Isar is a Tyrolean

The Source of the River Isar in the Karwendel

The Isar Spring in the Karwendel is a peaceful, untouched spot right by the water, marking the source of the Isar River. It’s a perfect place to experience the rawness of nature.

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Experience nature up close

Hikes along wild waters

Ein Paar steht barfuß im Fluss, umgeben von Bäumen und Bergen, unter einem sonnigen Himmel.

Wild & tranquil waters

Water Worlds

Lakes, streams, gorges, and adventure pools shape the summer in the Seefeld region. Whether as a refreshing break after a hike, a destination for an excursion, or a quiet retreat in between – water is an integral part of the nature experience here.

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