Follow the noise
Waterfalls are places where the power of nature and tranquillity meet. In Lower Austria, gentle hikes lead to rushing cascades that are far more than just a beautiful photo opportunity.
Waterfalls are places where the power of nature and tranquillity meet. In Lower Austria, gentle hikes lead to rushing cascades that are far more than just a beautiful photo opportunity.
Deeply carved gorges, turquoise blue water and thunderous rushing water - the Ötschergräben are not called the "Grand Canyon of Austria" for nothing.
Surrounded by footbridges, rocky niches and mossy shade, an impressive natural spectacle unfolds around the Treffling Falls.
Where the water dances in cascades, a silent thought awaits on the Hausstein: The Myrafalls are a living natural monument with poetic breath.
Between ancient forests and mossy rocks, streams meander through granite gorges. Here the water does not flow loudly, but constantly over cascades and under boulders.
Hidden in a wooded gorge near Puchberg, the Sebastianbach creek rushes over rocks into the depths.
A narrow path, flowering meadows and the gentle rushing of the Fallbach stream lead to one of the quietest waterfalls in the Mostviertel.