Seisenbergklamm is a mountain gorge in the Austrian Alps. It's located in the region of Salzburg near the German border, in a climbing village called Weissbach Lofer. This area is not that well visited and the video was taken right before the end of the lockdown in May 2021. We walked the age-old gorge up passing at the beginning the still functioning mill and the old water system. The walk through the gorge is about 50 minutes long and almost at the end, you can read up some history about the gorge. The gorge wood walkthrough was first built in 1831 and has been since maintained every year. #salzburg #4k #austria
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⏲️ Date & Time: 15th May 4 pm
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05:00 - Coin stamping machine
07:27 - QR code entry
08:24 - Gorge info
09:28 - Tree bark hut
10:34 - Local plant info
12:50 - Sawmill
14:01 - Water channel for sawmill
18:30 - Stone game
19:52 - Beautiful waterfall
21:15 - Root ghost sculpture
21:35 - Local plant info
22:35 - Local plant info
24:04 - Local plant info
24:50 - Water droplets
27:32 - Wooden birds
29:53 - Clamps holding rocks
32:01 - Local plant info
33:04 - Local plant info
35:18 - Wooden scope
37:02 - Rockstrohdom Dunkelklamm info
38:00 - Bavarian and Austrian empire banners
40:08 - Water from the rocks
41:00 - Magical sunlight
42:01 - Locks
42:46 - Force of water
44:06 - 1831 carved
46:54 - Mini waterfall
47:30 - Women
50:10 - Mini Creek
