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Pernitz & Muggendorf · Myra Falls

Follow the bridges. Find another Austria.

Woodland bridges, limestone rock and the changing water of the Myra: an inviting detour into Lower Austria’s Piesting Valley.

Wooden bridges wind through the woodland at Myra Falls
Myra woodland photograph: WOKRIE · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Reduced resolution; display crop.

Myrafälle

See the Myra Falls on film.

Watch this short film before planning your own visit. Directions and practical visitor information follow below.

Watch on YouTube ↗

A walk with something around every turn.

The Myra Falls walking area combines bridges and stairways with woodland scenery and themed stations about the landscape. It is a place to slow down, follow the path and notice what is around you.

Plan a visit around the route that suits your party, then leave time for a meal nearby. The paths include steps and uneven surfaces; check access requirements with the operator if anyone in your group needs a step-free route.

Water levels change. When checked on October 23, 2026, the operator was displaying a notice about reduced, sometimes absent, flow. Check its current notice before traveling; photographs show the location, not guaranteed conditions on the day.
Current operator notices and visitor information →

Getting here

The falls are in Muggendorf, near Pernitz. For public transport, use Pernitz–Muggendorf as your rail destination and check the final connection or walking route against the operator’s directions. Drivers should follow the signed visitor parking arrangements.

Operator’s arrival directions →
Open the location in Google Maps →

Leave time for lunch.

Myrastubn, beside the falls entrance, serves traditional Austrian dishes with a focus on regional and seasonal ingredients. Its own website requests reservations by telephone, with bookings confirmed by the restaurant.

Menus, opening calendar and restaurant information →
Reserve by phone: +43 2632 21111

For more around the valley—including Fuchsriegel, Luckerter Stein, Gutenstein and local places to eat—continue into our local guide.

Explore Pernitz & Gutenstein →

Information checked October 23, 2026. Sources: Myra Falls operator, ticket information, arrival directions and Myrastubn, linked above.

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Stay a little longer

Where to stay in and around Pernitz & Gutenstein.

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