Canyoning on the Taglesbach

Jumping, sliding and abseiling in the Taglesbach – the perfect canyoning tour for sporty beginners and adventure seekers.

Canyoning on the Taglesbach in Lower Austria – our most popular tour, with everything included.

The Taglesbach is one of the classic canyoning tours and offers everything that makes for a real adventure: jumps into crystal-clear pools, natural water slides and spectacular abseiling sections.

This varied tour in the Ötscher region is ideal for sporty beginners, but is also a real highlight for experienced canyoning enthusiasts. In summer in particular, the abundance of water provides the perfect way to cool off and ensures maximum fun.

A particular highlight is the famous ‘corkscrew’ abseil, which is guaranteed to stay in your memory.

  • Arrival & Check-in
    Meet at our base. Welcome from our guides and a brief overview of the tour itinerary.
  • Equipment & Preparation
    You’ll be given your full set of canyoning equipment: wetsuit (including socks), canyoning shoes, harness and helmet.
  • Journey to the gorge
    We’ll travel to the gorge together in a private vehicle – a journey of around 45 minutes from Base Salza – or we’ll meet near the gorge at Lunz am See.
  • Approach
    A gentle 30-minute walk takes us to the start of the gorge.
  • Safety briefing
    Our guides will explain everything you need to know: abseiling techniques, how to behave in the gorge and how to use the equipment safely – in a simple and practical way.
  • Finish & return journey
    After the tour, we’ll head back to the starting point and then to the base, where you can get changed, have a shower and wind down after a relaxing day.
  • Canyoning tour
  • Certified canyoning guide
  • All equipment:
    Wetsuit, neoprene socks, harness + helmet, Professional canyoning shoes
  • average level of physical fitness
  • Sure-footedness
  • Minimum age 10 years
  • No fear of heights
  • Journey to the gorge by private car (45 minutes)

If you’re looking for suitable accommodation: right at the starting point of the tour is the Freelife Guesthouse, offering cosy 2–4-bed rooms or dormitories, including breakfast.

Alternatively, the Freelife Apartments are available: two fully equipped apartments, each with two double bedrooms and a private kitchen, or two double bedrooms for a maximum of two people with a shared kitchen.

You can find our accommodation options here.

  • Do I need any prior experience for canyoning?
    No. The tour is ideal for beginners. Our guides explain everything step by step.
  • What do I need to bring?
    Swimwear, a towel. If you wear glasses, a glasses strap (also available to buy on site).
  • What equipment do you provide?
    We provide a wetsuit and socks, as well as shoes, a harness and a helmet.
  • Does the tour go ahead in bad weather or rain?
    Yes – canyoning generally goes ahead even in the rain. In the event of extreme conditions (e.g. severe flooding, severe weather) or water levels that are too high, we will contact you in advance. If a tour cannot take place for safety reasons, no cancellation fees will apply. In exceptional cases, it may happen that
  • How long does the tour last?
    The tour lasts a total of approx. 4–5 hours, including preparation and transfer.
  • Can I bypass individual sections if I don’t feel confident?
    On this tour, it is possible to bypass some of the slides and jumps. Unfortunately, the higher abseil section cannot be bypassed.
  • Is there a minimum number of participants per tour?
    For a tour to take place, we require at least 4 participants per session. Individuals or small groups are always welcome – we’ll pair participants with suitable groups on the day so that you’re out and about with other guests.
  • Is there a maximum number of participants per tour?
    Thanks to our extensive facilities, we can accommodate group sizes of up to approx. 32 people per time slot.
  • Is canyoning safe?
    Yes. Safety is our top priority. Our guides provide professional supervision and instruction and meet all safety standards.
  • How does transport work?
    We usually require you to provide your own private vehicles for the transfer. However, the rafting buses are often available for transport as well.
  • What happens to my valuables?
    These can be safely stored in the vehicles. The guides will take the keys.
  • Are there changing rooms and showers?
    Yes, these facilities are available at our base.
  • Can I take part if I have physical limitations?
    Please make sure to discuss any health or physical limitations with us in advance so that we can cater for your individual needs.

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