Burnout Wildalps - FeWo

Wildalpen, the Eldorado of the Salza Valley—enjoy the tranquility of the off-season<br><br>Holiday....... Lodging....... Work – Linz, Graz, Vienna – Travel time approx. 2 hours<br><br>Wildalpen is nestled in a stunning mountain range, home to Europe’s most beautiful whitewater river, the Salza. Water sports enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy here, including rafting, paddling, canoeing, river bugging, canyoning, fly fishing, and many other sports. Explore our running and walking trails, the tennis court with two clay courts, and the football field for your team. Explore the stunning mountains around the Hochschwab or the Grüner See in Tragöß; mountain bike up to the Krumpenalm with a chance to stop for refreshments along the way, or get a little thrill from a climbing adventure. For motorcycle enthusiasts, the mountain road towards Mariazell offers a truly picture-perfect landscape, as well as countless other routes. Of course, it’s also an experience in winter… Head up the mountain on snowshoes or cross-country skis. Skiers can take the small lift at Winterhöh, which features a 1-kilometer-long slope and a free baby lift. Go tobogganing or join the locals for a fun game of curling in Hinterwildalpen. The Hochkar ski area is also easily accessible from Wildalpen. Attractions include the “HochQuellWasser” museum in Wildalpen with the Kläffer springs, the Arzberg Cave, the idyllic forest sauna with a stream pool and a small indoor pool, and—in summer—the romantic forest swimming area in Hinterwildalpen. Nearby, you can explore the Wasserlochklamm gorge with its breathtaking waterfalls in Palfau; the Mendlingtal Adventure World with its spectacular cattle drive system; the water play park for all ages in St. Gallen; and the Erzberg on the Präbichl—embark on a journey of discovery aboard the “Hauli”….Mariazell with the Bürgeralpe and the beautiful basilica. There’s plenty to explore in Wildalpen and the surrounding area, and despite all this, it’s the ideal holiday for those seeking peace and quiet—or for working from nature while going about your daily routine. Wildalpen is always worth a visit, whether in summer or winter.