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The Schöpfl, as the highest mountain in the Vienna Woods, offers an ideal combination of nature experience and impressive views. The climb to the Matraswarte is particularly worthwhile, from which a spectacular 360° panorama stretches - from Vienna across the Tullnerfeld to the Schneeberg and Ötscher. After the hike, the Schöpflhütte invites you to stop for a cozy break. The well-marked paths make the climb a pleasant experience, even for less experienced hikers. A detour to the Mitterschöpfl and the Leopold Figl Observatory rounds off the tour with beautiful natural impressions.

The climb is worth it thanks to the all-round panorama

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€)

Certainly the highlight of the (unfortunately no longer maintained) Vienna Woods long-distance hiking trail 404. There is a hut and a viewing tower.

The Unterberg summit is the highest point of the Unterberg, a mountain in the Gutenstein Alps in Lower Austria. It has a height of 1,342 meters and offers wonderful views of the surrounding landscape. From the summit you can see the Schneeberg, the Rax, the Schöpfl, Vienna and Lake Neusiedl. To get to the Unterberg summit, there are various hiking trails that vary in length and difficulty depending on the starting point. Here are some examples: From the Myralucke the hike takes about 2 hours and leads along a forest path and a path through the forest. From Muggendorf the hike takes around 3 hours and leads over a steep mountain meadow or a leisurely summit path. From Miragraben the hike takes about 1.5 hours and leads along a wide path along the stream. On the way to the summit you can also visit the Unterberg refuge, which is open all year round and offers accommodation, food and events. The refuge is about 150 meters below the summit and is an ideal place to rest and enjoy.

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.

The hike to the Schöpfl offers a short ascent to the highest mountain in the Vienna Woods to the "Matraswarte" lookout tower. From here you can enjoy a 360° panorama that extends from the Tullner Feld, via Vienna and the Vienna Basin to the Schneeberg and Ötscher. It's only a few steps from the lookout tower to the Schöpfl shelter, where you can stop for a bite to eat. On the way back, it's worth making a detour in the direction of the core zone "Mitteröpfl" of the Vienna Woods biosphere reserve. Around the Leopold Figl Observatory there are beautiful natural impressions in the spruce and fir forest. Back in St. Corona, you can round off the program with a visit to the Meiselberghof adventure farm with its camels, llamas, alpacas, reindeer, emus, etc., or end the day in the St. Corona inn.

The Gaisstein is not easy to climb, it goes steeply uphill through rough terrain and the path is not always easy to spot. BUT: The view at the top makes up for all the effort - you can enjoy a wonderful all-round view.