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Please note: hiking trail closed

Winter closure: Drachenwand via ferrata from Monday, December 1, 2025, to Friday, May 1, 2026!

We ask everyone to observe this closure!

 

A warm welcome [Griaß di]!

at the lakes Mondsee and Irrsee!

Discover two lakes that couldn't be more different, experience more than 6,000 years of history with the aroma of our nature and collect moments for life on your journey through our habitat.

We look forward to welcoming you!

© Foto Salzkammergut Tourismus, Kerschbaumer Katrin; Paar am Almkogel am Mondsee
Ein Paar sitzt bei strahlendem Sonnenschein am Almkogel auf einer Bank und blickt auf den Mondsee hinunter. Neben der Frau sind ein Rucksack und Wanderstöcke zu sehen.

Hiking in spring

© view ©TVB Mondsee Irrsee, Valentin Weinhäupl
People stand on a jetty, boats in the lake, mountains in the background

Spring awakening

© Foto TVB Mondsee-Irrsee/Valentin Weinhäupl: Ein Paar fährt mit Rennrädern unterhalb der Drachenwand entlang. Rechterhand sieht man die Drachenwand, links steht ein Baum.
Ein Paar fährt mit Rennrädern unterhalb der Drachenwand entlang. Rechterhand sieht man die Drachenwand, links steht ein Baum.

The first bike rides

Your spring

with the flavour of nature

Nature awakens to new life and invites you to discover the many excursion destinations. Grab your bike and explore the picturesque cycle paths or lace up your hiking boots for unforgettable tours through the blossoming landscape. A boat trip on the glistening lakes offers you breathtaking views and pure relaxation. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of spring!

What's going on around Mondsee and Irrsee?

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Nature Experience in March: The Moor Flute and the “Meckering” Bird

From March onwards, the rare Eurasian Curlew fills the Irrsee Nordmoor nature reserve in Oberhofen with its clear, flute like calls. Only a few pairs breed here in the hay meadows surrounding Lake Irrsee, and the shy bird can best be observed from the birdwatching hide. In the early morning hours, visitors may also hear a distinctive “meckering” sound from the sky, the fascinating display call of the rare Common Snipe, which likewise breeds here in small numbers in the wet meadows.

Enjoy nature.
Excursion destinations & gastronomy
Barrier-free at Mondsee and Irrsee