Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
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| There’s a number of questions about the Krimml Waterfalls that are frequently asked. We’ve listed a selection of them and provided an answer. | ||
What is the walking distance from the parking lot to the waterfalls? |
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| The vantage point Kürsingerplatz at the lowest waterfall can be reached in 10-15 minutes’ walk. |
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Where does the water come from? |
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| The source of the Krimmler Ache is the glacier in the Krimml Achental valley, the so-called “Krimmler Kees”. |
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Where does the water go to? |
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| The Krimmler Ache empties into the Salzach at the railway station in Krimml. |
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Why do we have to pay for visiting the Krimml Waterfalls? |
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The levied fee is earmarked for the Krimml Waterfalls: for repair and maintenance of the Waterfall Trail proper, for the public sanitary facilities including wheelchair accessible toilet, for nature con- servation, measures for environmental protection, environmental education, for the information point and the information centre. |
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Can we take our dog? |
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| Yes, dogs are allowed. |
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Do we have to pay for our dog? |
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| No. | ||
Is it possible to push a pram along the Waterfall Trail? |
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| The Krimml Waterfall Trail is splendidly constructed, therefore pushing a pram is possible. | ||
Is the Krimml Waterfall Trail wheelchair accessible? |
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| Access from the parking lots to the vantage point Kürsingerplatz at the lowest waterfall is suitable for wheelchairs (including toilets for disabled persons). |
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Are there any restaurants along the Krimml Waterfall Trail? |
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| There are several restaurants along the trail offering family-friendly and child-friendly menus. |
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When was the Krimml Waterfall Trail constructed? |
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| In the year 1901, by the Warnsdorf Section of the Austrian Alpine Association. | ||
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| OeAV Sektion Warnsdorf / Krimml A-5743 Krimml Nr.: 47 Phone: +43 (0) 6564 / 7212 |
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