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Partnachklamm is a gorge located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, Germany. It is a popular tourist attraction, known for its dramatic rock formations and the powerful Partnach River that flows through it. The gorge is approximately 700 meters long and reaches depths of up to 80 meters.

The Partnachklamm was formed by the erosive power of glacial meltwater over thousands of years. The narrow passage, with its sheer rock walls, offers a unique and impressive natural spectacle. The path through the gorge is well-maintained and includes tunnels and bridges, allowing visitors to safely explore its depths.

The gorge is accessible year-round, though its appearance changes significantly with the seasons. In winter, the Partnachklamm transforms into an icy wonderland, with frozen waterfalls and ice formations creating a magical atmosphere. In warmer months, the lush vegetation and the roaring river contribute to its vibrant beauty.

Access to the Partnachklamm is typically via a short walk from the Olympic Ski Jump or a horse-drawn carriage ride from the Partnachklamm parking lot. Entrance fees are usually required. The experience of walking through the narrow, water-carved canyon, surrounded by towering rock faces and the sound of rushing water, is a memorable one for visitors. It is a significant natural monument within the Bavarian Alps.