Enns
The wilder of the two river beauties Salza and Enns is probably the Enns. Depending on how she is feeling, she can be wild and racy, or very calm. In the Gesäuse, it is surrounded by the towering rock faces of the Hochtor Group and the Buchstein, and the so-called "Gesäuse Entrance" is a sight that explains what is meant by Stage VI white water (limit of navigability).
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It is a rendezvous of water and rock: the alpine river and the mountain landscape all around it shine and glitter in the moods of the seasons. The last unregulated stretches of Austria's fifth longest river are found in the Gesäuse and represent an important and sensitive habitat. Looking at the natural forces at work here, one clearly gets a sense of respect.
Enns
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Pictures say more than a thousand words. And before you form your own picture of the Gesäuse, let us seduce you a bit visually. The rest will happen automatically on site. Because the Gesäuse has never left anyone untouched.