Top Lower Austria Outdoor Activities

Escape the city for a day, and discover one of Austria’s most scenic corners, when you embark on a private tour of the Otscher-Tormauer Nature Park. Meet your guide in the morning, and set off in a private vehicle. You’ll go on a multi-hour hike in view of the beautiful Otscher Mountain. Bathe in the Alpine river, spot waterfalls, pause for a snack (food own expense), and otherwise immerse yourself in the tranquility of the scenery.

Discover the natural beauty and charming villages of Austria on a small-group half-day tour. Complimentary transportation takes you from Vienna and into the UNESCO listed Wachau Region. Begin your hike through forests, vineyards, and rock formations. Your guide takes care of all navigation, so you’re free to experience the views of the Danube, Spitz, and beyond.

Discover the scenic Wachau region of Austria along the Danube river with this guided tour from Vienna. Travel from Vienna to the medieval village of Dürnstein and hike up to its castle ruins for sweeping views of the Danube and the surrounding green hills. Learn about the castle’s history and King Richard the Lionheart’s imprisonment there, before returning to the village to explore more there. There is a limit of four travelers on this tour.

Head out to wine and experience wonderful views in the vineyards and amazing sights in the historic vaulted cellar of the Pfalz winemaking family. You will be provided by Markus with all kinds of exciting information about work in the vineyards and in the cellar. For a refreshment, there is traditionally Austrian a tasty Heurigen snack and of course Palatinate wines! Surprise a wine lover with this vineyard hike in Hohenruppersdorf and an unforgettable experience around the theme of wine!

Riding, maintaining the connection with the horse, and at the same time shooting several arrows at a target with the horse bow. Most people cannot imagine that this is possible without a lot of experience and practice. It is possible. Our experienced horses also take beginners into account, as do our trainers. At the end of the event, all of our visitors were able to shoot and hit from the horse while moving.