Accessible holidays in Innviertel

Easy route around a small moor lake in the Upper Austrian Alpine foothills.

Easy walk around a beautifully situated bog lake in the Innviertel Alpine foreland.

An easy route, but somewhat challenging due to its length of about six and a half kilometers. Easy to navigate with a wheelchair, there is only one short but steeper incline along the entire route. The path offers partly spectacular views of sedimentation zones in the reservoir of the Lower Inn with excellent birdwatching opportunities.

From the train station in Ostermiething via Gumpling to the outskirts of Haigermoos, as well as via Maktl, Haid, and the Weilhart Forest to Fugging and back to Ostermiething via Wolfing - a scenic hike on traffic-calmed paths.

Around the Franz-Xaver-Gruber Peace Path and then via Reisach - Geretsdorf - Grund and Staudach back to Hochburg

The destination of this route is a demonstration garden dedicated to the seer and mystic Hildegard of Bingen (1098 to 1179), whose healing art still has many followers today. A demonstration garden well suited for wheelchair users, people with walking disabilities, and visually impaired people, with easily passable paths. Some smaller inclines and a few paths sprinkled with bark mulch, which nevertheless have good firmness, make a companion advisable but not absolutely necessary. One should take between one and three hours to explore the garden, which is over 6,000 square meters in size.

Through the Zellhofer Moor and along the Öd stream hiking trail around Lake Graben

Stage tour from Munich to Umag through the regions of Upper Bavaria (Germany), Salzburg, Carinthia (Austria), Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy), and Istria (Slovenia & Croatia). Can be divided into 7 to 10 days depending on fitness/number of stops.