Leutasch Gorge near Mittenwald

How to get there? Here is the guidance.
By Car:
Starting in Mittenwald: If you're in Mittenwald, just head south on Innsbrucker Straße (B2). You'll see signs for "Leutaschklamm" or "Leutasch Gorge" after about 2 km—follow them.
Parking: There’s a parking lot right near the gorge entrance called Leutaschklamm Parkplatz (GPS: Innsbrucker Straße 13). If that’s full, you can park in Mittenwald and walk from there (about 20-30 minutes).
Getting to the Gorge: From the parking lot, it’s just a quick 5-10 minute walk to the gorge entrance. The path is easy to follow.
By Train:
Take the Train to Mittenwald: Getting to Mittenwald by train is easy! If you’re coming from Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, or Innsbruck, there are direct trains that will drop you off in about 2 hours (from Munich), 20 minutes (from Garmisch), or 50 minutes (from Innsbruck).
Walking from the Station: When you get off the train, head out of the station towards the town center, then walk south along Innsbrucker Straße (about 2.5 km, or 20-30 minutes). Just follow the signs for "Leutaschklamm."
By Bus:
Bus It: You can take a bus from nearby towns like Garmisch-Partenkirchen or Innsbruck. The bus stop in Mittenwald is usually close to the train station or town center.
Walk from the Bus Stop: From the bus stop, just follow the same directions as if you were walking from the train station—south along Innsbrucker Straße towards the gorge.
On Foot or by Bike:
Walking: If you’re already in Mittenwald, it’s a nice walk to the gorge. Start from the town center, head south on Innsbrucker Straße, cross the Isar River, and keep going until you see the signs for the gorge. The trailhead is easy to find.
Biking: If you’re on a bike, there’s a bike path that follows the same route. You can lock up your bike near the gorge entrance before starting the hike.
Exploring the Gorge:
The Trail: The main trail through the Leutasch Gorge is about 3 km long and takes you through some amazing scenery on steel walkways and bridges.
Trail Difficulty: The hike is pretty easy, with some moderate parts, so most people can handle it. Just be ready for some stairs and steep sections.
What to Know:
Footwear: Wear shoes with good grip because some spots can be slippery.
Weather: Check the weather before you go—heavy rain can close the gorge.
Opening Times: The gorge is usually open from April to November, depending on the weather.
This should help you get to the Leutasch Gorge and enjoy a fun day out!