Krimml Waterfalls — The Vertical Mist

The Krimml Waterfalls are the tallest in Europe, dropping 380 meters in three massive tiers from the Krimmler Ache glacial river. The waterfall trail (Wasserfallweg) is a historical path that climbs alongside the falling water, offering multiple viewpoints (Kanzeln) where you can feel the spray and the thunderous power of the water. Beyond the top fall, the trail opens into the stunning Krimmler Achental, a classic U-shaped glacial valley that leads toward the high peaks of the Reichenspitz group.

The Thames Path is a unique 185-mile (298km) National Trail that follows the greatest river in England from its source to the sea. Starting in the quiet, idyllic meadows of the Cotswolds near Kemble, the path slowly grows alongside the river. It meanders through historic university cities like Oxford, past the dramatic locks and weirs of Henley and Windsor, before plunging into the heart of London. The final stretches follow the iconic tidal river past the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London, and finishes at the monumental Thames Barrier in Greenwich. It is a long, gentle, completely flat walk through the history of British civilization.