Lammerklamm — Attraction in Scheffau am Tennengebirge

Beautiful view! 🌿✨

First of all, don’t forget your sneakers or closed shoes — slippers and sandals are not allowed, and it’s for a good reason. We came unprepared in slippers, bought the tickets, and only then were told we couldn’t enter like that. Luckily, we had beach shoes in the car, so we managed to get in after all. The reception lady was very kind and helpful, which made the experience even better.

You can choose between two routes: one is about 30 minutes, and the other is a bit longer. Both are amazing! If you go all the way to the end, you even have the chance to swim.

It’s definitely a must-see spot if it’s on your route. Just bring water, proper shoes, and get ready to sweat a little — the views are more...

We came here as Liechtensteinklamm was closed (apparently has been for a couple of years due to erosion).

Lammerklamm is lovely - great views of geological interest as well as fierce rapids and tuneful birdsong. There are excellent, well-maintained footpaths and bridges though you need to be fairly fit to walk the whole lot, as the walkways hug the cliffs - wear sensible, robust shoes! We thought this was excellent value for €8 per person.

There are two small car parks on your left immediately on leaving the main road - don't drive any further as it's a narrow track only accessing private properties and hard to turn round! There are decent loos and a small kiosk selling drinks...

Lovely place, we payed 7€/adult ticket and probably spent there an hour - hour and a half. You walk along and have plenty places to look down and around all the way to the end where you can walk down to the water level. When you got to the end then you need to turn back and come back the same way if you missed the little staircase next to the ticket office which is also beautiful and shows you different flood levels from different years. There is an exit/entry gate at the end of the Lammerklamm (entry only if you already have a ticket as you can only buy it at the beggining where is the ticket office) Plenty parking places at 2levels and a public bathroom for free of use...