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Nature park
Hohe Wand

Welcome!

The Hohe Wand Nature Park inspires visitors with its imposing rock faces, magnificent views and diverse leisure activities. Whether discovering natural treasures while hiking, marvelling at wildlife up close, paragliding, climbing or enjoying relaxed family outings – the 1,135-metre-high Hohe Wand combines nature, relaxation and adventure in a unique way. Enjoy unforgettable moments amidst alpine diversity.

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Questions and answers

How much does admission cost?
Admission for adults is €5.50 and for children (aged 3 to 15) €2.50.
Holders of the Lower Austria CARD receive one-time free admission.

Do I have to pay tolls for the mountain road?
No, tolls for the mountain road have been

waived since 2023. Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets can be purchased directly at the nature park centre, from the ticket machine on site or conveniently via the online shop.
Is there public transport?
Yes, you can get there by train and bus, but you will need to walk from the valley to the plateau. Approx. 1.5 hours
How do I get to the nature park by car?
The address for your satnav is Kleine Kanzel-Straße 241, 2724 Hohe Wand. A well-maintained mountain road leads directly to the plateau at around 1,000 metres above sea level.

Where can I park? Car parks P1 and P2 at the nature park centre
and car park P3 near the Skywalk are available for use by visitors with a valid nature park ticket. The admission ticket also serves as an exit ticket.
There are also additional private parking areas, for example at restaurants or at the foot of the Hohe Wand. These are subject to their own parking regulations and rates (e.g. via coin-operated parking meters or apps). Please enquire on site about the respective conditions.
Parking in side streets or along access roads is not permitted and may be punished. We ask all visitors to be considerate and responsible.
Are dogs allowed in the nature park?
Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a leash throughout the entire area.

What does the nature park offer for children?
There is the ASAGAN treasure hunt with Steinbock cinema, witch forest, animal enclosure, petting zoo, various playgrounds and child-friendly hiking trails, some of which are suitable for pushchairs, and much more...

Can you feed the animals?
Yes, with special food from the vending machines.
When is the nature park open?
The nature park centre, which showcases the highlights of the nature park, is open daily. May to September from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and October to April from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Where can I find information about the current weather?
As the weather in the mountains can change quickly, it is advisable to check the local weather reports in advance. Bergfex Wetter offers up-to-date
insights.