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With quite excellent facilities and an enviable location, this is an ideal base for exploring the area and in low season is super for young families. Located in the ‘Sports Capital of Austria’, Sportcamp Woferlgut offers both hotel standard facilities and an unsurpassed choice of walks and waterfalls nearby. In addition to the fishing and swimming in the private lake, the parc also features a 150m2 Kinderland and a small swimming pool. You should be aware that access is via an under-pass from the parc, where some road and rail noise can be heard. From May, family sports are organised as well as twice-weekly bbq parties for everyone. Just a few kilometres down the road is Zell am See with its crystal clear lake, said to be the cleanest in Europe and perfect for swimming and watersports, while incredibly, you can also find summer skiing at the Kitzsteinhorn glacier. | |
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Austria's beautiful landscape can be explored on foot, on a bicycle or on horseback. Hike across mountains and valleys, swim in lakes and rivers. Discover the fauna & flora of the region, friendly people and delicious local treats. There are so many summer activities to choose from in Austria you’d have to stay a good three months to get through them. Austria is a top contender for the title of Europe's most walker-friendly country. It is criss-crossed by more than 50,000 kilometres of hiking trails, from easy to challenging. They range from meandering paths through picturesque hill country to daunting climbing routes and from lakeside promenades to narrow glacier trails. Getting There With a choice of airports including Salzburg, fly drive is a convenient option. Ferries to Calais, Zeebrugge or Hook of Holland are available if you wish to drive. |
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