레가우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Stop at the hut at Laudachsee. Top food, cozy... one of the best roast pork I've ever eaten :)

A very nice view

Traunfall is beautiful, a circular path along the Traun but accessible with small obstacles.

Very beautiful waterfall near us was just Mittelwasser

Very beautiful waterfall

Really great hike for the whole family, everyone involved should be sure-footed, at the highest point of the hike you will be rewarded with a fantastic backdrop. Definitely a highlight!

The local recreation area and hiking paradise on Gmunden's local mountain offers a cozy way to enjoy the wonderful view over Lake Traunsee from the summit! Thanks to the barrier-free Grünberg cable car, the almost 600 meters in altitude to the Grünberg can be overcome comfortably and without effort. At the summit you can also expect offers such as the 1.4 km long summer toboggan run, which proudly bears the name "Grünberg-Flitzer", the simple panoramic circular route, the hiking trail to Lake Laudach, nestled between Grünberg and the majestic Traunstein, or a cozy place to stop for a break in the " Grünbergalm”. The adventure playground and the low ropes course on the Grünberg plateau is a paradise for children at an altitude of almost 1,000 meters. The large children's playground is located directly below the Grünbergalm's extended terrace and viewing platform and leaves nothing to be desired. Paragliders and hang gliders take off to lofty heights from the launch site on Grünberg, in the immediate vicinity of Grünbergalm. The beautiful Salzkammergut offers fantastic views from the mountain to the valley. Head to the treetops on the Grünberg treetop path! - The unique natural experience in the Salzkammergut The highlight of the 1,400 meter long path is the 39 meter high observation tower with a breathtaking view over the entire Salzkammergut, from Traunsee to Dachstein.

The Traunfall is a waterfall on the Traun in Upper Austria. It is located between the two towns of Steyrermühl and Roitham, on the municipal border of Desselbrunn and Roitham. The waterfall has a height of around twelve meters and a length of around 200 meters. This extraordinary length arises because it is not perpendicular to the riverbed, but runs diagonally from the left bank of the river to the right. During the construction of the "Traunfall" power plant around 1900, the fall channel for the raftsmen, also known as the "good fall", was eliminated and the "wild fall" was significantly changed by a concrete weir system.