The mill village of Gschnitz is a museum village in Tyrol with a focus on water mills. It is located at around 1300 meters above sea level in the Gschnitztal.
In the midst of a breathtaking landscape, visitors can see the water-powered mills, a grain mill and a forge, among others. The mill village is particularly popular with children as it offers an imaginative insight into the technology of times gone by.
Directly above the mill village is the impressive Sandes waterfall, which can be crossed over a high bridge during a tour of the mill village. Inhaling the aerosols from the Sandes waterfall is said to strengthen the immune system. From the bridge you have an impressive view over the mill village and the valley.
If you don't want to go up to the bridge, you can watch the waterfall from the viewing platforms in the mill village and breathe in the healthy air in peace. The view of the waterfall from the platform alone is worth a visit.
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How to get there: By car to the Feuerstein Gschnitz car park, which is subject to a charge. 3 minutes walk along the street back to the mill village. There is also a public bus connection, the bus stop at Mühlendorf is called "Gschnitz Gh Feuerstein".
Hike: For those who still have time and desire, we recommend a hike to the Laponesalm.
External Link: www.muehlendorf-gschnitz.at