Natuurwonderen in het Dachsteinmassief

Dachstein Nature's Wonders

Discover the geological and ecological diversity of the Dachstein massif. This collection highlights the region's most significant natural features, from the massive ice formations of the Rieseneishöhle to the 95-meter-tiered Waldbachstrub waterfall. Explore the extensive moorlands of the Salzkammergut, including the biodiverse Ödenseemoor and high-altitude bogs like Kleines Löckermoos, alongside serene karst lakes and recreational swimming areas nestled in the Enns and Traun valleys.

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Dachstein Ice Cave

A must see of the region. Visiting this fairy-tale like ice cave is a real adventure.

Koppenbrüllerhöhle

An active water cave in the Traun valley featuring impressive dripstone formations. Guided tours are available during the summer months.

Luserwasserfall

A waterfall located on the southern slopes of the Dachstein massif within the Enns Valley.

Gradenbachwasserfall

Scenic waterfall situated on the southern side of the Dachstein mountains near Haus im Ennstal.

Waldbachstrub

A 95-meter-high, three-tiered waterfall located in the Echerntal valley near Hallstatt.

Kleines Löckermoos

High-altitude moorland near Gosau featuring rare alpine flora and a small peat lake.

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Sommersbergsee

Natural moor lake near Bad Aussee, known for reaching warm swimming temperatures due to its dark, peat-rich water.

Waldbad

Public outdoor swimming facility with recreational pools and green lounging areas.

Freibad Öblarn

Outdoor public pool located in the Enns Valley featuring swimming and children's areas.

Ramsau Beach

Recreational park featuring a swimming lake, beach volleyball courts, and a sliding tower.

Ödenseemoor

Large wetland area surrounding Lake Ödensee, recognized as an important habitat for rare mosses and insects.

Knoppenmoos

Protected wetland area and peat bog located in the Bad Mitterndorf basin.

Aulacke

Small natural pond located in the Traun valley wetlands.

Koppenwinkllack'n

Seasonal karst lake in the Koppenwinkel nature reserve, typically fed by underground springs during the spring snowmelt.

Kainischmoos

Extensive moorland area near Bad Mitterndorf, significant for its biodiversity and peat formations.

Grafenbergsee

High-altitude mountain lake located at approximately 1,600 meters on the Grafenbergalm.

Teichmoos

Protected moorland area in the Styrian Salzkammergut region.

Rödschitzer Moor

Natural wetland and bog area situated between Bad Mitterndorf and Tauplitz.

Quelle

Natural spring providing fresh drinking water.