Nature Park Hohe Wand - Animal Enclosure Circular Walk

<p>We start the hike at the petting zoo - here the hungry petting zoo residents can be fed with food from the vending machine. Then we continue to the village square/Köhlerplatz. Up a small hill, then we walk level through the forest to the deer enclosure. The deer are very curious and even eat from the hand. After these animal encounters, we go uphill to the enclosures of ibex/marmots and sika deer. On the wooden walkways, we have a good view of the wild animals. Another stretch uphill to Bromberg 1078m - here is the highest point of the animal enclosure circular route. On a wide path, we walk gently downhill back to the starting point.</p>

<p>Always take suitable <strong>maps</strong> with you. Put on sturdy <strong>shoes</strong> suitable for the route, take sun and rain protection as well as water and a snack. Take your <strong>mobile phone</strong> with you and save the emergency number of the mountain rescue: 140</p>

<p>Your hikes in the Vienna Alps should be an all-around beautiful and safe experience. Please therefore note the following:</p><p><strong>Preparation</strong></p><p>Make sure when choosing the route that it matches your experience and your <strong>condition</strong>. Inform yourself in advance about the <strong>weather forecast</strong>. Weather can change surprisingly quickly in the mountains. Therefore, always start out suitably equipped (e.g. rain protection).</p><p>Check whether the <strong>huts and snack stations</strong> you want to visit on the way are open. <strong>Inform</strong> someone about your chosen route and your planned return before you leave.</p>

<p><strong>From the direction of Vienna</strong></p><p>1) A2 – exit Wöllersdorf – right B21 towards Gutenstein – turn off to Dreistetten – Muthmannsdorf – Emmerberg – Gaaden – Stollhof – all year round over the mountain road to the plateau of the Hohe Wand<br /> 2) A2 – exit Wiener Neustadt West – Weikersdorf – Winzendorf – Emmerberg – Gaaden – Stollhof – Hohe Wand</p><p><strong>From the direction of Graz</strong></p><p>3) From Neunkirchen – Würflach – Willendorf – Höflein – Zweiersdorf – Maiersdorf – Hohe Wand</p>

<p>Take the Southern Railway to Wr. Neustadt – change to the regional train towards Puchberg am Schneeberg to Winzendorf – change to the bus to Maiersdorf junction Hohe Wand Street. From here approx. 500m along the mountain road; the hiking trails start at the 1st bend/parking lot Sonnenuhr<br /><br />Take the Southern Railway to Wr. Neustadt – change to the regional train towards Puchberg am Schneeberg - exit Grünbach am Schneeberg - via the blue marked Grafenbergweg you reach the plateau at Wilhelm Eicher Hut in about 1.5 hours.<br /><br /> You can also take the Gutensteinerbahn (from the station Wr. Neustadt) to Oberpiesting or Waldegg and hike up the Hohe Wand from the backside.</p><p>More information at <a href="www.oebb.at">www.oebb.at</... and <a href="www.vor.at">www.vor.at</a&...

<p>Parking lot wildlife enclosure at the Nature Park Center, Kleine Kanzelstraße 241, 2724 Hohe Wand<br /><br /></p>