Vorderkaserklamm

12,000 to 14,000 years ago, when the glacial ice age glaciers had melted, the Ödenbach began to carve into the hard rock. Today, the gorge is 400 meters long, 80 meters deep, up to six meters wide at the top and 80 centimeters narrow at the bottom. The extremely exciting path through the gorge passes over 51 footbridges and 35 staircases with a total of 373 steps.

On the way to the Vorderkaserklamm over about 2 kilometers, you embark on an exciting journey into the Stone Age. Visitors to the Stone Age trail, especially children, are playfully introduced to the way of life of earlier times.
Experience-rich and at the same time informative climbing and rope stations made of wood, as well as a mammoth and a sabre-toothed tiger in original size, await explorers along the way. An adventurous journey into the Stone Age.