Hiking with the family
The young hiker exercises early! With swings, llamas, bird watching or being close to the water, hiking is much more fun.
- 01 Jöchis Höfe - Adventure in Annaberg
- 02 On the way on the Schaukelweg in Mönichkirchen
- 03 On the Peilstein climbing path
- 04 Animal hikes at the Hohe Wand
- 05 Splashing in the Hagenbach Gorge
- 06 The fresh kick of Ysper Gorge
- 07 The mysterious Schrems nature park trail
- 08 An exciting time on the Teddy Bear Trail
- 09 On the Holzweg through the Mendlingtal valley
- 10 Discover Coronas Ant Trail
- 11 Secrets in the Donau-Auen National Park
Jöchis Höfe - Adventure in Annaberg
With Jochi, the frolicking horse, families can hike to 11 farms where the stable doors are wide open. Here you can watch the animals eating, look over the shoulders of farmers and of course hand out lots of treats and pets. There are two different routes - one is 8.5 km, the other 4.5 km long. Starting points for the hike are at the Joachimsberg or at the Ötscher base in Wienerbruck, which is easily accessible to the public with the Mariazeller Rail. The hike on Jochis Höfeweg is also very much appreciated by guests of the JUFA Annaberg Mountain Experience Resort, the accommodation is 7 km from the Höfeweg.
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On the way on the Schaukelweg in Mönichkirchen
A total of 13 stations with various swings, seesaws and relaxation set-ups are waiting along the way to be tried out. The absolute highlight is the Almschaukel platform, which, at 1,350 m above sea level, displays impressive views into the paradise of sights.
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On the Peilstein climbing path
Like the region - the Peilstein adventure trail is dedicated to climbing. Specially designed for families with children, it is easy to master. And because stopping for some good food and drink is also part of it, the loop road begins and ends at the Mostheurigen.
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Animal hikes at the Hohe Wand
The Hohe Wand is in itself a great region for hikers. The tours get even more unique when accompanied by animals - in the form of llamas and alpacas. The peaceful animals can be led here on a leash.
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Splashing in the Hagenbach Gorge
The Hagenbach Gorge near St. Andrä-Wördern is the perfect destination for families, especially in summer. Here you can walk along well-shaded and simple paths next to gorges and rocks. Shallow and easily accessible places invite you to splash around.
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The fresh kick of Ysper Gorge
You can walk 4 kilometres through the wild and romantic Ysper Gorge and admire the interplay of wood, stone and water. Somewhat more demanding sections make this jewel of nature particularly interesting for older children.
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The mysterious Schrems nature park trail
The Schrems nature park trail leads on bridges and paths through the mystical high moor. Here you will find moor frogs and a plant world that is second to none. From carnivorous underwater plants to beautiful sundews, everything is there!
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An exciting time on the Teddy Bear Trail
The child-friendly hike along the Teddy Bear Trail leads to bowl stones, a herb witch and many other natural spectacles. This circular route can be combined with a visit to the Arbesbach BÄRENWALD.
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On the Holzweg through the Mendlingtal valley
In the Mendlingtal Adventure World, the last functioning timber rafting facility in Central Europe awaits hard-working hikers - and all around there are great pedestrian bridges, bridges and steps that make the region particularly attractive for families.
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Discover Coronas Ant Trail
The 2.5 km long theme trail takes you back in time to the footsteps of the queen of the forest. 15 playful and instructive (inscription only in German) stations explain the life of the small, strong forest dwellers and accompany families along the way.
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Secrets in the Donau-Auen National Park
During the guided hikes through the Lobau, it can happen that you meet beavers. On the hikes through the water forest you can discover many a secret up close - especially on the Obere Lobau nature trail. Offer available in the languages: German, English and Slovak.
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