The best locations for rafting and canyoning near Gerlos are Taxenbach, Lenggries and Haiming. In the area of Gerlos you can find even more rafting and canyoning locations. Taxenbach is the closest rafting and canyoning location and is 79 km away from Gerlos. You can reach it in about 79 min by car.
"We felt very well taken care of; Veronika guided us well and brought us safely back to shore.
We'd love to do it again; it's a lot of fun."Kirstin · September 2026
"It is a great trip to get acquainted with rafting. The Dutch guide (Haike?) is very enthusiastic, explains everything well, and inspires a lot of confidence."M.S. · August 2026
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What customers love about rafting & canyoning near Gerlos
"Amazing nature experience! Our guide Chris was fantastic! The swimming breaks and the cliff jump rounded off the whole thing into a real adventure. However, it was all optional! We'd love to do it again 😊"
This rafting adventure on the Tyrolean Großache is the perfect treat for families, the young at heart and rafting beginners. The focus of this enjoyable tour is on having fun and getting to know nature, while being considerate of our environment and taking care not to leave any marks. On the way
Europe's most popular rafting tour is awaiting you in the impressive Imster Schlucht, a section of the Inn river. The calm river with opportunities to swim soon becomes a breathtaking force of nature. It’s an adventure for all ages, beginners and pros. One thing is guaranteed: You won’t stay dry.
Would you like to take on an unforgettable challenge together with your friends? Then the "Narrow Aquasplash" tour is the perfect thing for you! The numerous waterfalls are the ideal thrill with plenty of action and adrenaline. You will find yourself in the middle of the fascinating Taxaklamm and