What a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. WOW. There is a hike to get to the waters but its not…read moremuch because you're enjoying the beauty of the place, smell, and the water sound. I could stay here all day long, its so peaceful. Must see place if you're visiting Vienna

Myra Waterfalls - If you are interested in taking a friend or your family on a easy hike to see…read moresome beautiful watersfalls then this is the place to go. The walk way is built from wood, but is structurally sound and some places have been newly renovated. Its a great place to go on a hot summer day. At the entrance you have restrooms, a small playground, a small see/stream and a mountain cross, which can be reached after a small walk. Be ready to climb a lot of stairs (about 15-20) minutes till you reach the top. There are multiple restaurants, but please check the opening times as the majority are closed on Wednesdays. Total walking time: Ca. 2 hours Parkplatz - Myrafälle - Karnerwirt: 45 min Karnerwirt - Hausstein (664 m) : 30 min Hausstein - Parkplatz Myrafälle: 30 min

The Leopoldsberg is a good tour for tourists visiting Vienna. You need about half a day time for it…read morebut you will not regret it. Up there there is a tremendous view about the River Danube and the older and newer districts of Vienna. You can reach the Leopoldsberg either with a bus - or - if you fancy a little hike you can travel with the "U4" to Heiligenstadt, then ask for the Bus to "Kahlenbergdoerfl" (just print it and show it to someone at Heiligenstadt) and then you can climb the Leopoldsberg using the famous "Nasenweg" (Nose-path) along the "nose" of the Leopoldsberg. Be sure to take a camera with you.

I really recommend the people who like nature and hiking. The road is not so hard to walk. For the…read morelevel of the difficulty is 5/10. I really like this place with alk around tall tree and huge flat green space. It is a great picnic point.

The Joy of Hiking and Making New Friends Highly recommended!…read more Saturday's Hobbit Hike through the hills, woods and pasturelands surrounding the village of Michelbach, 45 minutes NW of Vienna, was as lovely as Karin's website suggested. With Karin as our host and guide, our group of 5 (from Austria (2), Brazil, (2) and the US (1)) really clicked. And we alternated between enjoying fresh air, lovely farmland, woods and fun conversations. These trail chats formed and reformed -- in the easy way that only hiking permits. Karin was a warm, well-organized, and easy-going host. I look forward to more trips with her, as a great way to explore the Austrian countryside and to make new friends.

Karin arranged a meeting spot and transportation to the Grand Canyon of Austria for our adult group…read moreof 6 - it was a spectacular trek through the valley and up some steep climbs. Karin offered us options along the way and stopped for photos. At the end of the hike we stopped to swim in the natural water formations and had lunch a beautiful hut that served delicious local food and cold beer! A highlight of our time in the Vienna area with Karin who is fun, friendly and a natural and knowledgeable guide!

Okay, in the first place, the hiking is lovely. You go from the valley floor all the way up the…read moregorge to the very saddle between mountains and then you go a bit further to a high mountain meadow with a lodge that serves snacks near the very top so that after a couple of hours of ascending the gorge, there's a delicious meal waiting for you. You get the scenic beauty of Styria's mountains, a wonderful trail that will give your quads and glutes a good workout, and then a meal at the very top coupled with a trail down that leads you by scenic mountain meadows full of cattle wearing cowbells and lovely rustic barns. Absolutely amazing.

Come to check this place out if you want to be wowed by nature!! One of the prettiest places I…read morehave been in my many travels, and easily accessible in under an hour from central Graz. I hiked multiple translations ls here, though the most treasured one was the route with the log ladders up the waterfalls. However, the hike to the mountaintop to see the cross was also well worth it. Loved the fact that there were beer gardens in strategic locations where one could stop for a pint and a wurst, but also loved how they were properly integrated to not take away from the natural beauty. You definitely need to check this place out if you are a lover of the outdoors who finds yourself in Graz!