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Grabenbach / Jabron: Départ alternatif du Canyon
2026-08-02: Cool canyon! Next time, though, I’d skip the upper section and just do the lower part… Unfortunately, there was very little water—if the water level were higher, the 10-meter slide would be more fun a...
2026-07-22: We checked out the lower section. Everything was fine (regarding the last comment about the spot near the excavator wreck—there’s actually another one to the right with no risk of falling). Not all of...
2026-06-26: The approach and the canyon itself are in the shade pretty much all the time so it's not too bad even during the hot summer days. The canyon itself is slippery, but all the anchors are in great condit...
Commentaire: erster Teil v.a. Bachwanderung, Hauptteil dann ab "Canyon Start"
Approche: Vom Parkplatz folgt man re. der Forststraße hinunter--> vor der Brücke kann am Holzmessstationshäuschen der Wasserpegel abgelesen werden --> nach der Brücke immer der steilen Forststraße entlang--> vorbei an den Gedenktafeln --> kurz danach dem Trampelpfad hinab zum Bach folgen (kleines Steinmännchen auf Baumstumpf, siehe Koordinaten "Wegpunkt"). Für den 'alternativen Canyon Start' kann man weiter bis zur Lichtung (Ebene) gehen und hier noch vor dem Hochstand re. in den Bach einsteigen (rote kleine Eisenbrücke am Einstieg!).
Tour: Ab 'Alternativer Canyon Start' (ca. 4h): Nach der Brücke kommt gleich die erste Rutsche, die man auch abklettern und springen kann --> nach kurzer Gehstrecke folgt ein ca. 12m Abseiler in den ‘Dome’ --> nach dem ‘Dome’ folgt eine längere Gehpassage --> Ab 'Canyon Start' (ca. 2h): Beginn mit dem bekannten Dopplerfall (ca. 2x15m Abseiler), der bei hohem Wasserstand sehr gefährlich werden kann (es sind jedoch genügend Bohrhaken vorhanden, um ein Seilbahnsystem aufbauen zu können) --> nach dieser Stelle folgen in der Schluchtenmitte mehrere rutschige Geh-/Kletterpassagen und kleinere Abseilstufen --> im Idealfall gibt es auch mehrere Sprungstellen (meist sehr rutschig) --> am Schluss der Schlucht bis zur Einmündung in den Rettenbach gehen. Der Stand beim Baggerwrack ist schwer zu erreichen - ein alternativer Stand ohne Absturzgefahr ist orografisch rechts an dieser Stelle.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Départ du Canyon
2026-08-02: Cool canyon! Next time, though, I’d skip the upper section and just do the lower part… Unfortunately, there was very little water—if the water level were higher, the 10-meter slide would be more fun a...
2026-07-22: We checked out the lower section. Everything was fine (regarding the last comment about the spot near the excavator wreck—there’s actually another one to the right with no risk of falling). Not all of...
2026-06-26: The approach and the canyon itself are in the shade pretty much all the time so it's not too bad even during the hot summer days. The canyon itself is slippery, but all the anchors are in great condit...
Approche: Vom Parkplatz folgt man re. der Forststraße hinunter--> vor der Brücke kann am Holzmessstationshäuschen der Wasserpegel abgelesen werden --> nach der Brücke immer der steilen Forststraße entlang--> vorbei an den Gedenktafeln --> kurz danach dem Trampelpfad hinab zum Bach folgen (kleines Steinmännchen auf Baumstumpf, siehe Koordinaten "Wegpunkt"). Für den 'alternativen Canyon Start' kann man weiter bis zur Lichtung (Ebene) gehen und hier noch vor dem Hochstand re. in den Bach einsteigen (rote kleine Eisenbrücke am Einstieg!).
Tour: Ab 'Alternativer Canyon Start' (ca. 4h): Nach der Brücke kommt gleich die erste Rutsche, die man auch abklettern und springen kann --> nach kurzer Gehstrecke folgt ein ca. 12m Abseiler in den ‘Dome’ --> nach dem ‘Dome’ folgt eine längere Gehpassage --> Ab 'Canyon Start' (ca. 2h): Beginn mit dem bekannten Dopplerfall (ca. 2x15m Abseiler), der bei hohem Wasserstand sehr gefährlich werden kann (es sind jedoch genügend Bohrhaken vorhanden, um ein Seilbahnsystem aufbauen zu können) --> nach dieser Stelle folgen in der Schluchtenmitte mehrere rutschige Geh-/Kletterpassagen und kleinere Abseilstufen --> im Idealfall gibt es auch mehrere Sprungstellen (meist sehr rutschig) --> am Schluss der Schlucht bis zur Einmündung in den Rettenbach gehen. Der Stand beim Baggerwrack ist schwer zu erreichen - ein alternativer Stand ohne Absturzgefahr ist orografisch rechts an dieser Stelle.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Fin du Canyon
2026-08-02: Cool canyon! Next time, though, I’d skip the upper section and just do the lower part… Unfortunately, there was very little water—if the water level were higher, the 10-meter slide would be more fun a...
2026-07-22: We checked out the lower section. Everything was fine (regarding the last comment about the spot near the excavator wreck—there’s actually another one to the right with no risk of falling). Not all of...
2026-06-26: The approach and the canyon itself are in the shade pretty much all the time so it's not too bad even during the hot summer days. The canyon itself is slippery, but all the anchors are in great condit...
Retour: Am Rettenbach angekommen solange flussaufwärts wandern, bis ein Aufstieg (steil!) zur Forststraße möglich erscheint. Oben angekommen folgt man der Straße nach rechts zurück zum Parkplatz.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Parking à l'entrée et à la sortie
Commentaire: Parkplatz direkt bei der Abzweigung der Grabenbach-Forststraße (taleinwärts links)
Accès: Von Strobel am Wolfgangsee kommend richt. Bad Ischl --> nach dem Tunnel re. ins Rettenbachtal --> nach der Brücke beim Wirt der Bergstraße/Schotterstraße (Schild Sackgasse) folgen --> !Nicht bis ans Ende der Straße fahren, sondern bei einer großen Straßennische li. parken (hier zweigt re. eine kl. Forststraße ab)
Retour: Am Rettenbach angekommen solange flussaufwärts wandern, bis ein Aufstieg (steil!) zur Forststraße möglich erscheint. Oben angekommen folgt man der Straße nach rechts zurück zum Parkplatz.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Site de mesure du niveau d'eau
Commentaire: Markanter Stein - darf NICHT überspült sein.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Point de repère
Commentaire: bei Steinmännchen auf Baumstumpf führt ein Trampelpfad zum Bach hinab
Approche: Vom Parkplatz folgt man re. der Forststraße hinunter--> vor der Brücke kann am Holzmessstationshäuschen der Wasserpegel abgelesen werden --> nach der Brücke immer der steilen Forststraße entlang--> vorbei an den Gedenktafeln --> kurz danach dem Trampelpfad hinab zum Bach folgen (kleines Steinmännchen auf Baumstumpf, siehe Koordinaten "Wegpunkt"). Für den 'alternativen Canyon Start' kann man weiter bis zur Lichtung (Ebene) gehen und hier noch vor dem Hochstand re. in den Bach einsteigen (rote kleine Eisenbrücke am Einstieg!).

Altersbach: Départ du Canyon
2026-07-26: At the entry, there's some recent windthrow, but the trail is still passable
2026-07-13: I completely renovated the route with glued-in stainless steel chain anchors. In the upper section, some of the chain anchors are now on the other side, since they’re better positioned there. At the...
2026-06-06: The upper section has been well-maintained; the lower section still has a few homemade pitons. Pitch 6: either missing or overlooked! Station 5: We’ve installed a bolt and a Rapid link; a new piton co...
Commentaire: (cwiki_1)
Approche: approx. 50min From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail signposted Eisenau --> you will soon reach the final abseil (check water level) --> continue uphill and cross the stream after approx. 15min (exit/entry point) --> continue uphill here, past the water fountain and a wooden hut to reach the forest road with a fork --> follow the forest road to the right --> at the point where the forest road makes a slight left bend, leave it to the right and continue downhill along the inconspicuous forest path to the stream.
Tour: approx. 3h After a short stretch in the streambed there is a dilapidated wooden bridge --> this is followed by a short narrow section with small washouts --> after a short stretch with downclimbs the canyon opens up --> here you have a beautiful view of the Mondsee --> via well-placed belays you go over 3 abseiling points from 5m to 20m to the first large 50m waterfall --> to get to the exposed belay on the right, a removable rope traverse should be set up for safety's sake!> The 50m abseil point runs only as far as the sharp edge in the water, after which you are in the overhang--> Alternatively, you can abseil left outside the water (intermediate belay after approx. 20m+30m) --> after the beautiful 50m waterfall, the next steps can be bypassed on the left--> this is followed by 3 short rappels (some of which can be bypassed) --> after two more short rappels, you cross the hiking trail that you walked up before (exit option) --> after the hiking trail there are five approx. 15-20m rappelling points that follow each other in quick succession (usually too slippery for downclimbing) --> to get to the exposed and usually very slippery stand of the 50m final waterfall, a removable rope traverse is advisable --> the rappelling point usually looks more spectacular from above than it is, as you are only in the water at the beginning of the rappelling route. (Alternatively, this abseiling point can also be divided into approx. 20m+30m).

Altersbach: Parking à l'entrée et à la sortie
2026-07-26: At the entry, there's some recent windthrow, but the trail is still passable
2026-07-13: I completely renovated the route with glued-in stainless steel chain anchors. In the upper section, some of the chain anchors are now on the other side, since they’re better positioned there. At the...
2026-06-06: The upper section has been well-maintained; the lower section still has a few homemade pitons. Pitch 6: either missing or overlooked! Station 5: We’ve installed a bolt and a Rapid link; a new piton co...
Commentaire: (cwiki_1)
Accès: approx. 15min From Mondsee take the main road (Romantikstraße) in the direction of St. Gilgen. After the village of Scharfling, turn left towards Unterach. After the tunnel, there is limited parking on the right next to the road, or it is better to continue for 300m and park at the public bathing area.
Retour: approx. 10min At the bottom follow the trail on the left back to the parking lot.

Altersbach: Fin du Canyon
2026-07-26: At the entry, there's some recent windthrow, but the trail is still passable
2026-07-13: I completely renovated the route with glued-in stainless steel chain anchors. In the upper section, some of the chain anchors are now on the other side, since they’re better positioned there. At the...
2026-06-06: The upper section has been well-maintained; the lower section still has a few homemade pitons. Pitch 6: either missing or overlooked! Station 5: We’ve installed a bolt and a Rapid link; a new piton co...
Commentaire: (cwiki_2)
Retour: approx. 10min At the bottom follow the trail on the left back to the parking lot.

Strubklamm: Départ du Canyon
2026-06-15: In my opinion, the Strubklamm is a long river walk with long stretches of swimming and some cool jumps. You can jump at the rockfall, but since it’s a target jump, I didn’t do it.
2026-06-13: We hiked through the canyon after several days of rain. The water level was slightly higher than usual but never posed a problem. All the anchors were in place, though some were in less-than-ideal con...
2026-06-05: A canyon for fans of canyoning—we managed to complete the entire route without using a rope. The start is dry and a bit boring, but it gets better with every step. You can even hike this canyon in the...
Approche: From the parking lot, cross the dam wall to the ortographic left. Here you follow the forest road on the right for a short distance until a small path branches off on the right. The path then leads to a steep secured place with old iron ladder --> here is the entry (loose rock in the ladder area!!!). Alternative access: do not go over the dam wall but follow a small steep path right next to the dam wall down. Then cross the dam outlet and you are in the stream.
Tour: The Strubklamm is a canyoning tour for people who like jumping and being in the water. Prerequisites for the long aquatic tour are a good physical condition and appropriate equipment--> it is one of the most beautiful hiking, jumping and swim canyons in Salzburgerland with countless jumps in partly deep pools. In the higher parts it is also possible to rappel. In the middle section there is an emergency exit on the right (secured with traverese ropes) that leads up a steep slope to the road (about 50m before the rock tunnel). Towards the exit (before the canyon opens) there is a nice waterfall from the left side of the canyon, where some canyoneers have a massage--> rappel is not necessary for experienced jumpers, but a rope (20m) should always be carried.

Strubklamm: Fin du Canyon
2026-06-15: In my opinion, the Strubklamm is a long river walk with long stretches of swimming and some cool jumps. You can jump at the rockfall, but since it’s a target jump, I didn’t do it.
2026-06-13: We hiked through the canyon after several days of rain. The water level was slightly higher than usual but never posed a problem. All the anchors were in place, though some were in less-than-ideal con...
2026-06-05: A canyon for fans of canyoning—we managed to complete the entire route without using a rope. The start is dry and a bit boring, but it gets better with every step. You can even hike this canyon in the...
Retour: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Parking à la sortie
2026-06-15: In my opinion, the Strubklamm is a long river walk with long stretches of swimming and some cool jumps. You can jump at the rockfall, but since it’s a target jump, I didn’t do it.
2026-06-13: We hiked through the canyon after several days of rain. The water level was slightly higher than usual but never posed a problem. All the anchors were in place, though some were in less-than-ideal con...
2026-06-05: A canyon for fans of canyoning—we managed to complete the entire route without using a rope. The start is dry and a bit boring, but it gets better with every step. You can even hike this canyon in the...
Accès: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.
Retour: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Parking à l'entrée
Accès: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.
Retour: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Sortie intermédiaire du canyon
Commentaire: Notausstieg in der Mitte der Schlucht rauf zur Strubklammstraße
Accès: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Départ du Canyon
2026-07-31: Everything's great! Slides 1 and 2 can be done with your feet tucked in, and Slide 3 is also jumpable today!
2026-07-21: Everything top!
2026-07-20: Everything's great; the quick link is installed on the first rappel; jumps and slides are feasible after inspection
Approche: From the Bärenwirt follow the forest road over the bridge in the direction of Jochalmen --> after approx. 15 min. you will come to a small border hut --> at the fork in the road turn left in the direction of the waterfall --> after a short while you will cross a stream --> then continue to follow hiking trail 451 up through the forest (also possible via forest road) --> after approx. 10/15 min. you meet the forest road again --> here you take a shortcut over a steep forest road until you are back on the forest road again --> you follow this until the end --> at the point where the forest road ends, it is best to put on the neoprene and harness --> the entry is in the course of the forest road a little further above and is reached via a well-trodden small path next to the canyon (entry via fixed ropes and abseil point on the tree)
Tour: The entry into the stream leads over a sling around the tree where you dry rappel about 25m --> arrived in the stream follow three short slides which can also be jumped depending on the water level --> after that you would have a last steep exit possibility on the right before it then goes over an approx. 25m high dry rappel point (with rope traverse) next to the so-called cannon tube in a cavity down --> from the cavity it goes immediately approx.7m incl. shower over the next mostly very slippery step --> for safety a rope traverse leads to the next chain anchor at the highest dry 30m rappel point in the canyon --> after a few steps there is a narrow point which can be easily passed by a fixed rope traverse --> the next approx. 20m rappel point runs directly in the water and has a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a small overhang with a sharp edge. Overhang with sharp edge --> a shallow pool follows (often felt with gravel)--> a short walking passages and small slide follows before one stands at the last cascade--> if the water level allows it, is rappelled here left approx. 15m into a beautiful cavity, followed by an approx. 10m step into the last pool--> alternatively, this cascade can be dry r. approx.30m rappel--> then follow the shallow streambed mostly on the left side for about 15min. until you see a small wooden hut next to the streambed--> here rappel left out of the stream.

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Fin du Canyon
2026-07-31: Everything's great! Slides 1 and 2 can be done with your feet tucked in, and Slide 3 is also jumpable today!
2026-07-21: Everything top!
2026-07-20: Everything's great; the quick link is installed on the first rappel; jumps and slides are feasible after inspection
Retour: From the wooden hut via the forest road back to the Bärenwirt (Attention! many MTB).

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Parking à l'entrée et à la sortie
2026-07-31: Everything's great! Slides 1 and 2 can be done with your feet tucked in, and Slide 3 is also jumpable today!
2026-07-21: Everything top!
2026-07-20: Everything's great; the quick link is installed on the first rappel; jumps and slides are feasible after inspection
Accès: Coming from the A10 take the exit Golling and drive in the direction of the train station --> before the train station you drive over the tracks and bridge that leads over the Salzach --> immediately after the bridge on the left continue into the Bluntautal --> you follow the road to the bridge after the first large parking lot for hikers (Attention!!! on weekends and holidays the entrance is only allowed until 10am for cars). --> continue over the small wooden bridge and the forest road at walking pace to the Bärenwirt --> park at the Bärenwirt parking lot.
Retour: From the wooden hut via the forest road back to the Bärenwirt (Attention! many MTB).