Untamed and with brute force, the water thunders down to the rocks below – in the Passeiertal Valley, visitors can admire waterfalls in no fewer than three different villages. In St.Marton/ S.Martino, at the foot of the Kalmtal Valley, you’ll find the 48m high Passeier Waterfall. Easily and effortlessly accessible via a beautiful path, this is an ideal destination for families. In Moos/ Moso in the upper part of the valley, you’ll find the Stieber Waterfall. A walk to the wooden viewing platform, where you can stand in awe at the sheer force of the water, is well worth your while. The sunny village of Stuls/Stulles, on the other hand, is home to the third highest waterfall in Europe. Here, the Stuller Waterfalls are comprised of two falls which cascade down into the depths – a spectacular destination for a hike.
Untamed and full of power, torrents of water cascade over rocks and steep slopes into the depths.
In the upper part of the valley, you’ll find the Stieber Waterfalls. Hiking trails lead to the wooden viewing platforms, offering impressive views of the cascading torrents of water.
The sunny village of Stuls is home to the Stuls Waterfalls. Plunging a total of 342 metres in two cascades, they are among the highest waterfalls in Europe.