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The Region

The Lower Traun winds through a European Natura 2000 bird sanctuary – home to kingfishers, banded demoiselles and rare riverside species.

Along the historic salt trade route, discover the Benedictine Abbey of Lambach, the salt warehouses and walk in the footsteps of the Way of St. James.

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Kingfisher perched on a branch above the Traun River in the Natura 2000 reserve

Regional Impressions

Experience the beauty of the Lower Traun and the Natura 2000 nature reserve in motion.

Our Route

Detailed map of the 12 km route on the Lower Traun – click for interactive view

12 km river route: Traunfall → Traun Gorge → Stadl-Paura

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring?

Swimwear, towel, water or neoprene shoes, sunscreen, drinks and snacks. A lunch pack is available on request.

Do I need to know how to swim?

Yes, basic swimming skills are required. Life jackets are always provided and mandatory.

What is the minimum age for children?

Children are very welcome! Requirements: swimming ability and accompaniment by a parent or guardian.

  • From age 8 – on all boats, always with adults
  • Younger children on request – shorter route recommended
What happens in bad weather?

In case of thunderstorms or high water levels, the trip is rescheduled free of charge. Light rain is no problem – you'll get wet anyway!

Where do I need to go?

Starting point: Entrance car park Badgasse 20, 4650 Lambach. Open in Google Maps

Do I need previous experience?

No! Every trip includes a paddling technique and safety briefing. Beginner courses are also available separately.

Can I just rent equipment?

Yes! SUP/packraft from €39/day, kayak/canoe or raft from €52/day per person. All prices

Current River Conditions

Water level below 220 cm = pleasant ride. Book ideally 3 days in advance.

Source: State of Upper Austria Hydrography

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