The most famous tour for mountaineers / advanced hikers in the area of Lower Austria & Vienna: The Ötscher via its challenging ridge: the “Rauher Kamm”. The first part of the ascent is physically demanding whereas the second part requires … Continued
Moderate hiking tour using an easy via ferrata (Cat. A) through the impressive “Weichtalklamm” (gorge). The trail leads through a fairly narrow canyon along and partly inside a small river – an adventure for any type of hikers.
Long and demanding hiking tour with an optional short via ferrata (Cat. C) up to the highest point in Lower Austria: The Klosterwappen at Schneeberg. The tour leads through the beautiful Weichtalklamm along and partly inside a small river and … Continued
A very nice walk through the “Steinwandklamm” (flume) with many restaurants towards the impressive waterfalls of the “Myrafälle”. The tour can be spiced up by taking the “Rudolf-Decker-Steig”, an easy via ferrata (cat. A/B, no via ferrata set required) upwards … Continued
Climb up the Rax through the Höllental via the Teufelsbadstubensteig (via ferrata). This exciting via ferrata (category B) is suitable for beginners with some experience but also for experienced persons who want to enjoy the amazing view.
Hike up the Rax to the Ottohaus via the Törlweg. This medium steep trail allows beautiful and impressive surround views. The descent can be either done on the Gsolhirnsteig or simply by using the cable car.
A very nice tour up to “Hochlantsch” through the “Bärenschützklamm” starting from Mixnitz. Especially promising after in spring or early summer after a strong winter when the meltwater feeds the waterfalls.
Tour through the nuclear power plant Zwentendorf, the only nuclear power plant that have been completed but never put into operations. Therefore it is the only nuclear power plant where visitors are able to actually walk into the reactor core.
A very nice tour from the “Teichalm” through the “Bärenschützklamm” via the “Hochlantsch”, especially promising after in spring or early summer after a strong winter when the meltwater feeds the waterfalls.
