The best locations for rafting and canyoning near Schattwald are Sonthofen, Blaichach and Haiming. In the area of Schattwald you can find even more rafting and canyoning locations. Sonthofen is the closest rafting and canyoning location and is 20 km away from Schattwald. You can reach it in about 27 min by car.
"We had a fun morning despite the low water level. The guides were wonderfully enthusiastic and did their best to make it a great day.
The group was very large, though. That was a shame. So, it is better not to go on a Saturday."Arno · August 2026
"We went canyoning with our guide Jens in 33-degree heat. It was a fantastic experience for the whole family. Although we had never climbed before and had no idea about safety equipment, Jens's instructions made the canyoning an amazing adventure."Mandy · August 2026
"We had a great time; everything was very professionally organized and wonderfully presented. The duration was just right, and we especially enjoyed the whitewater swimming."Cornelia · August 2026
"We opted for the family tour in English and were accompanied by a really cool guide. Since it was the first time for everyone, we received clear instructions. Safe but playful😃."Elke · July 2026
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.
Dear canyoning beginners and families: This tour is the perfect introduction to canyoning. It takes you through an open and welcoming canyon, where many things are possible – but nothing is mandatory. Every section can be completed at your own pace, and if anything feels too challenging, you can
In the Alpenrosenklamm canyon the perfect tour awaits everyone who yet has to become a canyoning expert. Marvel at the pristine nature of the canyon and find your way through the winding ravine. In the process, we will pass naturally formed waterslides and small jumps. Of course, always under the