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Stillupklamm Gorge – Stillup Gorge loop from Mayrhofen

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Zillertal

Mayrhofen

Stillupklamm Gorge – Stillup Gorge loop from Mayrhofen

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4.5

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Stillupklamm Gorge – Stillup Gorge loop from Mayrhofen

02:08

5.68km

310m

Hiking

Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 16, 2026

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Includes a segment that may be dangerous

A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.

After 1.48 km for 707 m

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Bus stop

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135 m

Albin Moroder Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

For the Verbund hydroelectric power plant. Horsepower, one of the first forces humans learned to control.

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848 m

Mayrhofen Hydroelectric Power Station

Highlight • Monument

1.16 km

Stillupklamm Gorge

Highlight • Gorge

Entrance to the Stillupklamm.
Surefootedness and a head for heights required.
It already goes up a few meters

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1.16 km

With this comment I would like to take away your fear of the Stillupklamm.
In several places there is a warning online or on signs that this is a Triftsteig and that very good surefootedness and a head for heights are required. This also scared me at first. The only hurdles, however, are the narrow, sometimes slippery paths and the steep slope right next to them. The worst spots are additionally secured by railings. Contrary to what the term Triftsteig might suggest, there are no rope-secured passages or even stairs. A head for heights in that sense is only necessary because of the steep abysses, but I had no problems with my fear of heights. Basically you can say that it doesn't get any worse once you've managed the first 100 meters on the gorge, only the slopes get higher.
Going downhill is by no means recommended and dangerous!

However, you should not climb the Stillup Gorge under the following conditions:
-with children
-not ideal footwear (good hiking shoes are essential!)
-you go downhill (much too high steps, slippery!)
-it rained heavily recently (slippery)
-with curious or small dogs
- you are tired or unfocused (missteps can be dangerous)
-you are not fit (very steep stairs)
-with luggage in excess of a backpack
-You have not hiked in the Alps several times before and therefore have little experience

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