The Krimml Waterfalls – Krimmler Wasserfälle – are 380 metres high (from 1470m above sea level to 1090m above sea level), making them one of the highest in Europe and placing them ninth among the world's tallest waterfalls. The Krimml Waterfalls were formed by the erosive power of a glacier. They consist of three rock terraces, the lowest of which is the most spectacular. […]

Each year, it is visited by approximately 1 million tourists, and since its establishment in 1935, it has been visited by 50 million tourists. A road map – also available at the guesthouse – is marked with a red line. The points along the road are attractions to see. The road begins in Fusch and leads under the Shepherd's Glacier and to the other side of the Alps – to Italy. WARNING! Exit to