Waterfall Johanneswasserfall
The majestic waterfall Johanneswasserfall rises impressively between the Felseralm and the Gnadenalm. Roaring water plunges down steep rock faces from a height of 60 metres – a natural spectacle that awakens the senses. Surrounded by breathtaking hiking trails, the waterfall offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventurers alike. It can be reached via the Felseralm or the Gnadenalm, and a short hike to this natural wonder promises lasting impressions and memorable moments.
The waterfall got its name from Archduke Johann of the House of Habsburg (1782–1859). The brother of Emperor Franz I was captivated by the waterfall during a hike.
The waterfall is around 60 metres high and cascades dramatically down steep rock faces – a truly impressive natural spectacle in the Salzburg Alps.
Yes – it’s a real highlight! A hiking trail leads right behind the waterfall, allowing you to experience the power of the water from a truly unique perspective.
Plan enough time, wear sturdy footwear, and bring a jacket depending on the weather. Near the waterfall, it can get cool and slippery due to the spray.
How to get to the Johannes Waterfall
There are various ways to reach the Johannes Waterfall.
The Tennfall
In the picturesque Tweng reveals a natural jewel of incomparable beauty: the Tennfall, a majestic waterfall on the banks of the southern Taurach. At the entrance to the enchanting Lantschfeld Valley lies the Tennfall. At this spot, the Lantschfeldbach flows with a powerful roar into the Taurach. A place of unique harmony between water and nature, inviting you to linger with its beauty and soothing sound.
Yes, the Tennfall is easy to reach and is perfect for a short nature excursion. It is especially beautiful if you want to enjoy the peaceful sound of the water and the alpine landscape.
The Tennfall can be reached via several routes. One option is the Twenger circular trail. You can also discover it on the Bike & Hike tour to Lake Blausee.
The Tennfall is located in Tweng, at the entrance to the idyllic Lantschfeld Valley. Here, the Lantschfeldbach plunges into the Taurach River with impressive force – a peaceful natural spot to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
How to get to Tennfall
There are various ways to reach Tennfall.
- Option 1: Tweng Circular Route
- Option 2: Bike & Hike Tour Blausee
