Landl

Tucked along the Enns in northern Styria, Landl is a place whose character is shaped by narrow river valleys and the limestone ranges of the Austrian Alps. The municipality occupies a sparsely settled stretch of the Enns valley near Großreifling, where the clear Salza flows into the larger river. These waterways have long defined routes through the mountains and today draw paddlers, rafters and walkers. Near Palfau, the Wasserlochklamm leads through a gorge marked by a sequence of waterfalls. The village of Gams is also known to geologists for rock layers that document the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary. Landl lies close to Gesäuse National Park, where steep limestone walls rise above the Enns. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Landl and northern Styria.

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