Klammhaus an der Partnach

The Klammhaus enjoys a unique, secluded location directly at the entrance to the Partnachklamm Gorge (address: Wildenau 5, 82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen) – one of Bavaria's most popular tourist destinations, just a 20-minute walk from the Olympic Ski Jump Stadium. The inn offers cozy wooden dining rooms, a rustic beer garden, and a separate kiosk for day visitors and hikers. The current cuisine focuses on regional Bavarian dishes. The upper floor currently houses apartments for staff. The entire building has been extensively renovated with the latest technology and infrastructure. This has enabled energy costs to be reduced by 50%. The Klammhaus has established itself as a popular destination restaurant in an iconic natural setting – directly adjacent to the Partnachklamm natural monument – with a high daily frequency, beer garden, and event DNA. It is ideal for excursions, groups, and events (including evening events in winter).

Historical context of the Partnach Gorge:

The Partnach Gorge was declared a natural monument in 1912; the trail leads along the right bank of the stream through a gorge approximately 700 meters long and over 80 meters deep. Geologically, its origins date back to shell and nodular limestones of the Middle Triassic, formed over millions of years by meltwater and debris. Wikipedia+1

Development of the Klammhaus

• Tradition as a day-trip restaurant: The Klammhaus has served as a meeting point for visitors to the gorge for years; the tourist infrastructure (restaurant + kiosk, terrace) is geared to the high frequency of visitors to the Partnach Gorge.

• Offers & seasonal formats: In addition to daily business, torch-lit/headlamp hikes with fondue, raclette, or hat grill are advertised – a profile-building evening/winter product.