Klausenbachtal
The Klausenbachtal in Kiefersfelden , Upper Bavaria, is the populated south-western outskirts on the border between Bavaria and Tyrol, at an altitude of 510 m, accessible by traffic through the Thierseestraße. This ends as a dead end in Wachtl , a part of the municipality of Thiersee in Tyrol. A footpath leads further to the higher situated main town Vorderthiersee.
The Klausenbachtal is a popular hiking center with attractive tourist surroundings: Kufstein , Thiersee, Pendling and Thierberg , the Marbling with the Hechtsee , Thierseer Ache or Klausenbach / Kieferbach , Gießenbach, the Wachtl, Trojer , the Gießenbachklamm , the Breitenau, the Brünnstein . From the Klausenbachtal you can see the Pendling (1563 m) with the Pendlinghaus very nicely in the south .
For decades there were some intensively operated industrial plants for the cement and concrete industry as well as gravel mining in the Klausenbachtal. Most of these have since been dissolved and the last available industrial properties have fallen into private Kiefersfeldener hands, so that the further development of the valley can now follow new, quieter goals.
Since autumn 2007, citizens of Klausenbachtal have joined together in the community of Klausenbachtal , who are committed to ensuring that the development of the Klausenbachtal is in harmony with people, nature, landscape and the interests of peaceful tourism in order to preserve and maintain this habitat as unencumbered as possible. to design.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bürgergemeinschaft Klausenbachtal ( Memento of the original from August 1, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
