Theresienklause
4.6
Unnamed Road, 83471 Schellenberger Forst, Germany
35
Facilities
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Opening hours
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Weather for today
16°C
Moderate rain
Today
8 — 20°C
Sat
9 — 17°C
Sun
3 — 20°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
06:13
Sunset
20:08
Max wind
8.3 km/h
Uv Index
1.6
Description
Theresienklause is a historic dam from the 19th century, named after Queen Theresa of Bavaria. It is a fascinating example of ancient engineering to control the flow of water in the region.
The dam is part of a scenic trail through the Almbachklamm Gorge, where spectacular waterfalls, 29 bridges and 320 stairs await you. The trail offers breathtaking views of the Berchtesgaden Alps.
It's an ideal destination for history buffs and nature lovers, where you can view local flora and fauna, including roe deer, deer and a variety of bird species.
Reviews
★4.6
Oskar S2 years agoVery enchanting, it seems very hidden and like you’re some sort of explorer lol
Really cute, although there wasn’t any water there (see pictures)
MCCXLVII 1247a year agoIf you're wandering around Albachklamm, it's an absolut must reaching Theresienklause, see that wonder of a beauty!
Keith Lowenstein7 years agoGreat turnaround point on the Ambachklamm hiking trail. Very scenic.Related categories
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Unnamed Road, 83471 Schellenberger Forst, Germany
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