The Untersulzbach waterfall is a beautiful natural wonder that is worth a visit for anyone visiting Austria. Located in the Salzburg Alps, the waterfall is nearly 80 metres high and is one of the most impressive sights in the area.

The Untersulzbach waterfall has several interesting historical and scientific aspects. The source of the waterfall is the Hochglocker. And the Hochglocker is fed by the Untersulzbach stream, one of the cleanest rivers in the Alps! 

In the Middle Ages, the route to the waterfall was used as part of the Route of St Elizabeth of the House of Árpád, an important route for medieval pilgrims.

The waterfall is a natural monument at the entrance to the Untersulzbach Valley, which is located in Neukirchen am Großvenediger. A circular path leads to the waterfall and the trail starts from Gasthof Schütthof.

Thanks to the high humidity of the waterfall, very special plants such as mosses and lichens grow here. 

In good weather and with good visibility, the Venedigerkanzel offers a magnificent view across the Untersulzbachtal valley to the Kleinvenediger and the Großvenediger, Salzburg's highest mountain. On the way back, the viewpoints on the other side of the stream offer stunning views of the valley below.

The Untersulzbach waterfall is also of great importance for the people living in the area. The hydropower here was once used to power food production, woodworking and glass production. The area around the waterfall is still a great place for hiking, relaxation and nature lovers.

The Untersulzbach waterfall is an excellent destination for a day trip or a family holiday and is guaranteed to be a memorable experience for all visitors. If you would like to spend some time in nature and enjoy a truly stunning sight, then be sure to visit Untersulzbach Falls.