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Krimml Waterfalls: Day Trip to the National Park

Austria's highest waterfalls in the Hohe Tauern

Krimml Waterfalls: Day Trip to the National ParkFamilySalzburg
Duration
8.0 hours
Languages
German, English

The Krimml Waterfalls plunge about 380 meters in three tiers and are the highest waterfalls in Austria. This private day trip from Salzburg leads into Hohe Tauern National Park, the largest protected area in the Alps.

A well-built waterfall trail zigzags past all three tiers. From numerous viewing platforms you feel the spray, and on sunny days rainbows shimmer in the mist.

The fine spray is said to be good for the airways, and studies have looked at its effect on asthma. The House of Water and the Krimml WaterWorlds explain the element in an engaging way for all ages.

The drive leads through the Salzach Valley and the Upper Pinzgau with its mountain farms. If you like, return via the Gerlos Pass with views of reservoirs and peaks. Your guide sets the pace and distance to suit your group.

Highlights

  • Three tiers totaling about 380 meters
  • Viewing platforms in the spray
  • Hohe Tauern National Park
  • Krimml WaterWorlds
  • Optional return via the Gerlos Pass

The route

  1. 1
    Salzburg

    Drive to the Upper Pinzgau

  2. 2
    Krimml

    Trail to the falls

  3. 3
    WaterWorlds

    All about water

  4. 4
    Gerlos Pass

    Scenic return on request

Who this tour is for

Ideal for nature lovers, hikers and families with children from about 6.

Frequently asked questions

Are entrance fees included?

No. Entrance fees and tickets for cable cars, trains, boats or tastings are not included and are paid on site. Your guide is happy to tell you in advance what to expect.

Is the price per person or per group?

This is a private tour with a licensed Austrian tour guide. The price is per group, not per person, so it is just you and your own party.

How hard is the trail to the falls?

The trail is well maintained but climbs steadily. You decide how far to go; even the lowest tier is impressive.