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The "Great Pulpit" on the Hohe Wand is an absolute highlight and a must for every visitor. It offers a breathtaking view and is a popular meeting place for hikers, climbers and nature lovers. The imposing summit cross towers over the landscape and gives the place a special atmosphere - particularly impressive with dark clouds in the background. Various routes lead up, including the Springlessteig and the Wagnersteig. Whether for a well-deserved rest, a good meal on the sunny terrace or just to unwind - you should take your time up here to enjoy the view to the fullest.

It's always worth seeing.

Very nice path, always along the water with several smaller waterfalls. There are many wooden bridges and also ramps and stairs. Entrance fee (I think 5€)

Always take a hood with you. I've never had a moment of calm there

The Myra Falls are a series of waterfalls in the Myrabach in Muggendorf, Lower Austria. The Myra Falls are a popular destination for hikers, nature lovers and families who want to enjoy the impressive nature and the refreshing breeze. The Myra Falls are also a protected natural monument since 1885. To visit Myra Falls you have to pay a maintenance fee, which is used for the upkeep and maintenance of the site. You can buy your ticket online or at the on-site ticket office. Admission is €5 for adults and €1.50 for children aged 6 and over. You can also purchase a season ticket for 20 euros for adults and 6 euros for children, valid for the whole of 2023. The Myra Falls offer you various hiking and circular trails that lead past 11 themed stations. For example, you can learn more about the history of the Myra Falls, the use of water power, the old sawmill or the reservoir. You can also enjoy the beautiful view from the Hausstein or explore the Myrateich with its water playground. The hiking trails are mostly easy to moderately difficult and are suitable for all age groups.

A short walk that will reward you with the beauty of the cascading water.

In the municipality of Muggendorf in the Vienna Alps, the Myra Falls plunge down from a total height of 125 m. They have their origin in the Myrabach ...

Wonderful waterfalls - unfortunately dried up for the first time this year (October 21)! But nature is impressive even without the thundering water.