Sigmund Thun Gorge Kaprun...

Sigmund-Thun-Klamm in Kaprun is considered one of the most beautiful gorges in the province of Salzburg with thunderous floods with a length of 320 m and a maximum depth of 32 m. A 340-metre-long wooden bridge construction allows visitors to view this extraordinary valley incision with its distinctive smoothing and the typical whirlpools and pools. Through the gorge toll, visitors participate in the maintenance and repair of the footbridge facilities. 


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Weather

Tuesday

Tuesday 17°C

17°C

Wednesday

Wednesday 15°C

15°C

Thursday

Thursday 19°C

19°C

morning

28.04.2026

morning 10°C
Temperature
10°C
Sunshine
70%
Freezing level
2600

afternoon

28.04.2026

afternoon 17°C
Temperature
17°C
Sunshine
50%
Freezing level
2900

Forecast

After the nice weather yesterday, the month of April is still in good spirits. The day will start bright with values quickly rising. But we all know that stable, fine weather is uncharacteristic for April. During the day, cumulus clouds will form and may produce a few thunderstorms.

Last update: 28.04.2026

Wednesday

29.04.2026

Wednesday 15°C
Temperature
15°C
Sunshine
50%
Freezing level
2600

Thursday

30.04.2026

Thursday 19°C
Temperature
19°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
3100

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Wednesday will temporarily bring changeable weather. Then, high pressure will return for warm weather.

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Sigmund Thun Gorge Kaprun...
Kaprun
5710, Kesselfallstraße
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