Visitors have to stay outside.
The Schleifmühlklamm is locked.
When it will open again has not yet been determined.
Unterammergau - It is a gem in Unterammergau.
The Schleifmühlklamm not only provides exciting insights into the old whetstone quarries, it also has a lot to offer with its pools and waterfalls.
It is not without reason that it attracts visitors from far and near.
But they are currently not allowed to enter the geotope.
The storm on Tuesday night left enormous marks and caused considerable damage.
The force of the gusts of wind caused a large tree to be uprooted, fell over and landed a direct hit on the largest bridge. Clearly more accurate than a Thomas Müller in the round of 16 at the European Football Championship. Almost exactly in the middle, the green giant hit the construct. The community reacted immediately and closed the gorge until further notice.
No work is in progress yet, insurance issues still have to be clarified, says Mayor Robert Stumpfecker (FUZ) when asked by the daily newspaper. There is also a staff shortage in the building yard due to vacation, illness and other tasks. The town hall chief is not yet able to estimate how great the damage will be. But he is already making a promise: "We'll stay tuned," he emphasizes. So that the bridge is soon passable again and locals and guests can enjoy the Schleifmühlklamm.