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The Gasthaus Binder in Orth an der Donau is a pleasant, down-to-earth inn. The prices are reasonable, the portions are generous, and the cuisine features well-prepared regional dishes. The service is friendly and welcoming, creating a pleasant and inviting atmosphere. A cozy inn, perfect for a relaxed meal.

The Haslau Traverse is a section of the trail that winds through the floodplain landscape in the Haslau area. This section of the route allows you to explore the Danube floodplains off the main paths and often passes smaller waterways or unspoiled stretches. The traverse offers an opportunity to enjoy the tranquility of nature and explore the unique environment of this stretch of the Danube.

The trail through the Danube floodplain near Haslau offers a typical nature experience in a floodplain landscape. It leads through wooded sections and open areas characterized by the proximity to the Danube. This section of the trail is mostly flat and natural, making it ideal for hikes or walks in a tranquil setting. Users can observe the specific flora and fauna of a floodplain landscape and experience the natural features of the terrain.

Beautiful view of the Orther Islands from the shore path. The islands themselves are difficult to access due to the dense undergrowth.

This part of the path leads along a narrow forest path and through meadows.

This traverse crosses the beiten Haslau branch and leads to the bank of the Danube. At higher water levels it is quickly overrun, be careful when planning your tour!

On the Danube, the Orther Islands are inviting bathing areas; they are located a few hundred meters downstream from the popular Orther Uferhaus. These islands were created in the flow shadow of a tail structure (hydraulic structure along the bank). Over the years you can observe the creative power of the river here. Real and original virgin forests grow on these islands in the national park. Because here the forest was never used for forestry or hunting purposes. The river has deposited colorful pebbles of all sizes and the finest river sand. In some places the water washes out the sprawling rhizomes of the white willows, numerous mistletoes thrive in the crowns of the white poplars, and lianas form dense curtains of leaves.