Natural Monument and National Geotope Partnachklamm

Natural Monument and National Geotope Partnachklamm

The Partnachklamm rises in the Reintalanger and is the natural outflow of the Schneeferner, the remnant of a glacial glacier on the Zugspitzplatt. From the so-called Partnachursprung, west below the Brunntal in the rear Reintal, she leads her icy water through the romantic Reintal in the north of the falls of the Blassenkammes, in the south of the steep walls of the Hochwanners and Teufelgrat limited to the most beautiful high valleys of the Northern Kalkalpen counts.

Visit: Partnachklamm, Wildenau 0, 82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria Germany

The worth seeing Partnachklamm is approx. 700 m long, its walls rise up to 80 m. Through tunnels and passages blasted into the rock, it is also accessible in winter, whereby the bizarre ice formations of this natural beauty give a special charm. You can cross the gorge over an iron bridge 68 m above the river, built in 1914. It connects the local mountain area with the Wamberg. Every year, the Partnach Gorge counts over 350,000 visitors.