4 canyoning tours in Imst run from 55 € to 105 €, with sessions lasting between 2.5h and 4h. Three intensity levels cover every profile. Beginners go straight to the Rosengartenschlucht at 55 €, tagged "Everybody welcome" with a flexible 2.5h–4.5h window. The Hoch-Imst and Alpenrosenklamm gorges sit in the middle tier at 75 € and 89 €, both rated "Occasionally sporty" and ideal for anyone who wants real water exposure without committing to full athletic effort. The Auerklamm tops the range at 105 € with a 4h "Sporty" session designed for participants who want sustained physical intensity. Simple decision rule: if you've never canyoned, start at 55 €. If you've done it before and want a genuine challenge, go straight to the Auerklamm at 105 €.
Canyoning in Rosengartenschlucht Gorge near Imst
At 55 € for up to 4.5h in the Rosengartenschlucht, this is the lowest price-per-hour of adrenaline in the lineup and open to everyone.
Sporty Canyoning in the Auerklamm Gorges near Imst, Tyrol
The Auerklamm tour is the only one rated "Sporty" and runs 4h solid, making it the highest-demand session at 105 €.
Discover Canyoning in the Hoch-Imst Gorges near Imst, Tyrol
3h in the Hoch-Imst Gorge at 75 € steps up the intensity to "Occasionally sporty" without jumping to the top-tier price.
Discover Canyoning in the Alpenrosenklamm Gorge near Imst, Tyrol
The Alpenrosenklamm at 89 € is the only tour packaged as a full half-day, combining "Occasionally sporty" intensity with a structured block of time that fits neatly into a holiday schedule.
On the Auerklamm tour (the top-tier, 4h sporty option), the gorge sections demand continuous swimming, jumping and rappelling through tight Tyrolean rock passages. That sustained effort, not a single jump, is what participants flag as the hardest part.
Some exposure to height is part of every session since rappels and jumps are core to canyoning. The Rosengartenschlucht entry tour is rated "Everybody welcome," so the drops are manageable for first-timers. The higher-priced tours involve progressively more vertical exposure.
The Hoch-Imst Gorge at 75 € hits the sweet spot: 3h of "Occasionally sporty" action in a Tyrolean gorge for 20 € more than the beginner option, with noticeably more intensity.
The rivers feeding the gorges around Imst draw from Alpine snowmelt, so water temperatures are cold even in summer. Your operator provides a wetsuit, which handles the thermal challenge.
The Rosengartenschlucht tour runs 2.5h to 4.5h and is explicitly rated "Everybody welcome." That flexible window lets guides adjust the pace to the group, making it the safest duration choice for a debut.
All 4 tours offered by Activ Canyoning Tirol include English. The Rosengartenschlucht tour also adds German and Danish to the mix.
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | -9.3°C | 108 mm | Poor |
| February | -5.9°C | 97 mm | Possible |
| March | -4.6°C | 124.9 mm | Poor |
| April | -0.1°C | 157 mm | Poor |
| May | 2.9°C | 168.6 mm | Poor |
| June | 7.3°C | 182.2 mm | Poor |
| July | 10.8°C | 218.2 mm | Poor |
| August | 10.6°C | 207.4 mm | Poor |
| September | 7.9°C | 128 mm | Possible |
| October | 2.3°C | 96.2 mm | Possible |
| November | -3.9°C | 106.6 mm | Poor |
| December | -9.9°C | 100.5 mm | Poor |
Equipment
Wear a swimsuit and bring water shoes or old trainers with grip since the gorge floor combines wet rock, pools and scrambling sections. Activ Canyoning Tirol provides wetsuits, helmets and harnesses for all tours, including the 4h Auerklamm session.
Getting there
All tours meet at Activ Canyoning Tirol, Hauptstraße 32, 6464 Tarrenz, roughly 3 km from Imst town centre in Tyrol, reachable by car via the B171 or by local bus from Imst station.
Updated March 2026