Lichtensteinklamm Nature Reserve

During the last ice age, glaciers reaching up to 3,000 feet high fell on valleys and mountains. After the climate changed, glaciers began to melt and run down rivers in the mountains. Mountain streams flowed with powerful force, which resulted in the formation of gorges.

Now there are well-equipped trails, the road goes through the gorge of Liechtenstein. But there are some difficult places on the trail, which is an obstacle to visiting the gorge with wheelchairs and wheelchairs. The hike through the Liechtenstein gorge takes about 1.5 hours. The way back is the same. Liechtenstein can be visited at almost any time. It is recommended to carry comfortable shoes and clothes, depending on the season.