Information regarding Parking Grawa waterfall at the end of the page.
The Grawa waterfall is part of the first stage of the Stubai white water trails, but can also be reached independently in a few minutes on foot. A large viewing platform was built in front of the waterfall, from which the impressive drop can be observed in peace and comfort.
In order to combine a visit to the waterfall with a short walk, it is advisable to park a little below (i.e. in front of the waterfall if you are driving towards the Stubaital Glacier). From there you can hike along the Ruetz to the waterfall in about 25 minutes. The parking lot is located to the left of the street just before an underpass and cannot be overlooked.
In winter, however, this parking lot is often closed due to snowfall and the longer path to the waterfall is not accessible. As an alternative, there is a closer car park opposite the Grawa Alm, which is also open in winter. But beware! The path from the Grawa Alm to the waterfall is also icy in winter and can only be walked at your own risk.
With a drop of 180 m, the Grawa waterfall is the widest waterfall in the Eastern Alps. It is a natural monument according to the Tyrolean Nature Conservation Act.
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Parking: A little below the waterfall (i.e. in front of the waterfall if you are driving towards the Stubaital Glacier) directly next to the Ruetz at the paid parking lot. There are usually enough parking spaces available. From the parking lot over a bridge to the other side of the Ruetz and a 25-minute walk to the waterfall. However, this parking lot is often closed in winter. An alternative is the car park opposite the Grawa Alm, which is also usually open in winter. Danger! The path from the Grawa Alm to the waterfall is icy in winter and can only be walked at your own risk.
External Link: Wild Water Trail Stubai