The waterfall is situated at an elevation of approximately 1,000 meters above sea level.
It is part of the Lechtal Nature Park, which is the largest protected area in the Northern Limestone Alps.
The flow rate of the waterfall varies significantly between the spring thaw and the drier late summer months.
The Häselgehr Wasserfall is a natural cascade located in the Lechtal Alps within the Austrian state of Tyrol. It is fed by alpine drainage and drops over limestone rock formations typical of the Lech Valley geology. The site is accessible via a short hiking trail that ascends from the valley floor near the village of Häselgehr. It remains a primarily local attraction, offering a vantage point of the surrounding Lechtal Nature Park landscape. The waterfall's volume is heavily dependent on snowmelt cycles during the late spring and early summer months.
The wooden bridge or viewing platform located at the end of the primary approach trail.
Wear sturdy hiking boots as the approach path can be slippery and uneven.
Carry trekking poles if you plan to explore the steeper trails surrounding the cascade.
Check local weather reports, as the trail can become difficult to navigate after heavy rainfall.
Attempting to climb the rock face surrounding the waterfall, which poses significant rockfall and slipping hazards.
Stay on marked trails to protect the fragile alpine vegetation and prevent soil erosion.
