Quiet mountains – vibrant life

The Leiser Berge Nature Park is easily accessible from several directions – both by car and by public transport. Various starting points and hiking trails lead directly into the nature park, allowing you to tailor your nature experience to suit your preferences.

The Nature Park office in Ladendorf is accessible by train and provides maps and personalised information to help you plan your visit.

You can find detailed information on how to get here, as well as on parking and local transport, on our services page.

The Leiser Berge Nature Park is freely accessible and open all year round. There is no admission charge – you can explore the nature park from various points via the region’s footpaths and access points.

Individual facilities or attractions may have their own opening hours.

The Buschberghütte, situated at the highest point of the Leiser Berge, is a popular spot for a relaxing break with stunning views.

In addition, numerous village inns in the region invite you to enjoy Weinviertel cuisine. You can find an overview on our ‘Good Food & Drink’ page.

The animals of the “Wild Pastures” roam the nature park, helping to maintain the landscape, and move between different areas as needed. As a result, there are no fixed locations – with a bit of luck, you might spot them, but encounters cannot be planned.

In the future, the Wild Solutions Park currently under development in Asparn/Zaya will offer the opportunity to observe large herbivores at close quarters and learn more about their role in the natural environment.

Dogs are very welcome in the Leiser Berge Nature Park. However, out of consideration for the natural environment and other visitors, we ask that you keep them on a lead and clear up after them.

In this way, you will help to protect these sensitive habitats and ensure that everyone can enjoy the nature park in a respectful manner.