Nature Reserve
Sierningtal-Flatzer Trail

A nature park is a self-contained, large area of countryside characterised by its natural distinctiveness and beauty, which is to be preserved in its current state.
The Sierningtal-Flatzer Wand Nature Park Association works to preserve the cultural and natural landscape in collaboration with the municipality of Ternitz and the landowners. Read more ->

A nature park educational centre which delivers lessons in collaboration with the nature park’s nature interpreters, in line with the principles of sustainable development and the nature park’s philosophy. Read more->

Yes, entry to the nature reserve is currently free of charge. If you would like to support our work and the upkeep of the nature reserve’s infrastructure, we would be very grateful for a voluntary donation.
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NO, the goats are fed in a manner appropriate to their species. Feeding them the wrong things – such as bread, sweets or even citrus fruits – can be fatal. If you simply cannot resist the urge to feed the animals, you may give them some leaves.
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NO! In woodland areas, or in their vicinity – and therefore throughout the entire nature park – lighting any kind of fire, including barbecues and smoking, is strictly prohibited! Read more->

Four-legged friends are very welcome here – to ensure everyone can enjoy a relaxed visit, we ask that dogs be kept on a lead throughout the nature park. This way, all visitors, animals and the natural environment can enjoy their time here equally. Thank you for bringing dog waste bags with you and disposing of waste properly – a small contribution to ensuring a wonderful experience of nature for everyone.
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As some species are protected, neither animals nor plants may be collected.
However, we would be delighted if you could take photos and upload them to the iNaturalist app. This helps us in our work to record biodiversity. Read more->