Strubklammstrasse is one of the narrowest roads in Austria

Located in the state of Salzburg, in Austria, and running along the Almbach River, the Strubklammstraße is one of the narrowest roads in the country.

Strubklammstraße

Where is the Strubklammstrasse?

Located near Salzburg, in the western part of the country, the road follows the Almbach River through a 100-meter-deep canyon, offering some great views. The gorge is directly behind the guardrail.

Is the Strubklammstrasse paved?

The road is fully paved but very narrow. It is not recommended if you don't know how to reverse. The road was rebuilt around 1906.

How long is the Strubklammstrasse?

It is 6.0 km (3.72 miles) long, running west-east from the L-107 road on Hinterebenau to Faistenau. Driving along the rocky landscape and bending on the curves of this road is a thrilling experience that enthusiast drivers will enjoy.

Is the Strubklammstrasse closed in winter?

The drive is very challenging in winters. Road closures due to snow can be frequent, so check conditions before traveling to this area. During heavy snowfalls, the road is repeatedly blocked due to avalanches.

 

 

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