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Descent of the Danube, from Ratisbon to Vienna, during the autumn of 1827

Note 58 — Chapter VI

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The Waldwasser and the Wildriss, like the Hössgang, are never passable but when the water is very high, and then only by the lightest and smallest craft. The Strudel, though most studded with rocks, is the best, and consequently the general passage for all boats and rafts, either ascending or descending, and has therefore given its name to the whole fall.

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