Schleierfälle

Schleierfälle is a waterfall in Bad Bayersoien where water drops down a rocky cliff, creating a dramatic flow across its width. The falls emerge from higher elevations and form a natural landmark within the mountain region.

The site was designated as a protected natural monument due to its geological importance in the region. This official recognition reflects how the landscape here is valued for conservation and preservation.

The name refers to how the water flows down like a delicate veil across the rock face. People visit to experience the natural environment and the special habitats that form around falling water.

Marked trails lead to the waterfall, and parking is available nearby for visitors. Some sections of the path need careful footing, especially when wet after rain.

A cave system lies at the base of the falls, offering an unexpected exploration opportunity for visitors. Many people overlook this hidden aspect when they focus only on the falling water above.

Location: Bad Bayersoien

Elevation above the sea: 781 m

Length: 20 m

Width: 10 m

Website: http://umweltatlas.bayern.de/mapapps/resources/reports/geotope/generateBericht.pdf?additionallayerfieldvalue=190R046

GPS coordinates: 47.67536,10.98643

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49