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#1202 Rocks at Entrance

Rocks at Entrance, Sankt Johann im Pongau, Austria

About this stone

As we reached the end of our adventure through Liechtenstein Gorge, we hid our final penguin stone beneath the rocks near the entrance or, in our case, the exit after an unforgettable journey through the canyon. Stretching around 4 kilometers in length, with rock walls rising up to 300 meters high, Liechtenstein Gorge is one of the longest and deepest gorges in the Alps. It was the perfect place to leave one last little surprise before saying goodbye to this incredible natural wonder.

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47.31294, 13.18929

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