In my trip to Germany, I stayed in the bavarian Alps and visited places like Neushwanstain castle, konigsee lake, and Zugspitze, which are popular tourist destinations. While, Partnachklamm was not so popular, but to my surprise, it became the most amazing experience of my life.

Partnachklamm is a gorge, also known as Hell Valley, located in a town called Garmisch-Partenkirchen. There was a kilometer long scenic trek to reach Partnachklamm. The path way was lush green with colorful trees and flowing river. One of the perks of travelling in Autumn season is that nature becomes so colorful.

The entrace leads to small caves and narrow pathways. Only one person could walk at a time in most of the trek. The valley was too narrow and too dark at certain turns. There were gorgeous small waterfalls on the way. The sound of river was enthralling at many spots.

Partnachklamm is approximately 700 meters trek one side. The opening hours are 8 am to 6 pm. In Summers it opens at 6 am. Carrying a flash light is a good idea, as there are many dark caves.

If you are in Munich, it is easy to do a day trip to Partnachklamm. However, it is wonderful to stay in the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Partnachklamm offers stunning views and a unique trekking experience. If you are planning a trip to Germany and if you love to trek, then Partnachklamm is your to be destination.

Thanks,

Pooja