seamandrew Says: Wildpark Grünau is a very special zoo. It is home to many of Austria's native wildlife species. Some animals, like deer and geese are allowed to roam the park freely. What makes this park even more unique is that it is beautifully designed to fit into the mountains in which...
Hochberghaus Familienalm - Familienhotel: Hochberghaus at the top
Peterodl Says: Just outside of the town proper is a road leading up to the 3 star hotel Hochberghaus 1200 meters (3600 feet up) on the top of the mountain.The road is very well maintained but I came across some trees that collapsed into the road at the 1/4 way point.At the 1000 meter point...
Peterodl Says: To get TO Grunau im Amtal, you need to change trains at Wels and hop on the train at Track 11 which is a regional train. It is usually only 2 cars long and takes 1 hour to reach Grunau.To get AROUND Grunau, just rent a bike or take a nice walk. It's not a big town but nice...
Peterodl Says: A backpack is my perfered way to travel through Europe. Pack light, pack light, pack light. I carried about 35 pounds of clothing and supplies for 4 months with no problems at all. If anything, I think I packed too much. A good, solid pair of shoes. The amount of walking...
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Wildpark Grünau is a very special zoo. It is home to many of Austria's native wildlife species. Some animals, like deer and geese are allowed to roam the park...
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I must admit that I haven't spent much time in Grünau itself, but I have spent a lot of time just outside of Grünau. Whether it was visiting Almsee, skiing at Kasberg, or just visiting the Cumberland...
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I went to Grunau im Amtal as the start of my solo travel after being in Vienna for two weeks finishing off my traveling classroom with the UW-River Falls. I transfered trains at Wels station and 1......
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