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The farm Obersteiner is a quiet farm in a sunny position with a view of the Alps. The distance to the village is 2 km. The farm owners Christian and Claudia, our 3 girls Valentina, Antonia and Pauline as well as grandma Anna and grandpa Maximilian live on the farm.
Waldhausen im Strudengau is located in a charming, gently rolling landscape. The bathing lake, hiking trails suitable for wheelchairs, wellness and cultural offers will make your vacation an unforgettable experience!
Our farm has a total of four double rooms. All rooms are equipped with shower, WC and SAT-TV. Two of the double rooms are located on the first floor and are barrier-free (wheelchair accessible). One double room on the 1st floor has a pull-out couch - here is the possibility to use this as an extra bed.
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DISTRIBUTION (2 km from the center of the village)Arrival by car A1 from Salzburg: leave the highway in Amstetten (exit West); continue towards Grein (19 KM); continue towards Sarmingstein (7 KM); in Sarmingstein turn left towards Waldhausen (8 KM)
Arrival by car A1 from Vienna: leave the highway in Ybbs; continue through Ybbs towards Grein (22 KM); in Sarmingstein turn right towards Waldhausen (8 KM)
Arrival by train: Westbahnhof train station to St. Valentin, change to Donauuferbahn train
Arrival by bus: Westbahnhof to Amstetten, change to bus direction Grein, Waldhausen, Dorfstetten
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"Mountain biking to the rhythm of the Strudengauer-Kuppenland"
Privatzimmer Obersteinerhof
4391 Waldhausen im Strudengau
+43 7260 4052 https://www.donauregion.at/en/oesterreich-unterkunft/detail... E-mail: claudiazeitlhofer@gmx.at
Wonderful circular hike to the Gloxwald district with many noteworthy highlights (Predigtstuhl with Felsenreiter) and impressive viewpoints
"Mountain biking to the rhythm of the Strudengauer-Kuppenland"

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