Best attractions and places to see around Andorf, nestled in the scenic Pramtal valley, offer a blend of natural beauty and cultural insights. The region features the Antiesen River and is close to the Inn River, providing opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors can explore unique natural monuments, historical sites, and recreational facilities. The area presents a diverse range of attractions for those interested in nature and local heritage.
Last updated: October 10, 2026
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The Schärding-Neuhaus power plant is a run-of-river hydroelectric power plant in the Inn river, which was put into operation in 1961. It is located on the German-Austrian border near Neuhaus am Inn (Lower Bavaria) and Schärding (Upper Austria).
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A beautiful cycle path with lots of nature :-)!
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I imagined the stone to be bigger, but it isn't. But you can really make it wobble.
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Here you will find the infamous treetop walkway, a place for hiking in the summer and the Christmas market in the winter and much more...
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The Jungfraustein... A natural monument of a wobbly stone.
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The Antiesen is a river in the Upper Austrian district of Ried im Innkreis with a length of about 42 kilometers. It rises north of Ampflwang in the Hausruckwald and flows through the Inn and Hausruckviertler Hügelland. It flows into the Inn at St. Marienkirchen near Schärding. The Antiesen is a charming river that offers many opportunities for nature and leisure lovers. For example you can: Explore the river by canoe or packraft. The Antiesen is a small river that can only be navigated when the water level is right. You should inform yourself beforehand about the obstacles such as weirs, power plants or ground levels. Hike or bike along the river. There are many beautiful paths and bridges that allow you to see the Antiesen. You can also visit the places and sights along the river, such as Ried im Innkreis, Aurolzmünster or St. Martin im Innkreis. Fishing the river. The Antiesen is a fishing area that is home to various species of fish, such as trout, grayling, pike and carp. But you need a valid license and you have to comply with the legal regulations. The Antiesen is therefore a river with a lot of history, nature and culture. I hope you felt like getting to know her better .
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The entrance area is quite inconspicuous, but there is a lot to experience and discover in the park, especially for children. In addition to the classic treetop path, there are many stations on the circular path for young and old adventurers. The Waldgasthof Oachkatzl is also recommended - access by bike from the north at the entrance to the tree hotels.
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Andorf is home to the fascinating Jungfraustein (Rocking Stone) Natural Monument, a unique 'wobbly stone' that visitors can actually make move. The region also features the scenic Pramtal valley and the Antiesen River, offering beautiful natural landscapes.
Yes, Andorf offers several cultural and historical points of interest. You can visit the notable Parish Church with its distinctive yellow exterior and dome, or the Andorf Municipal Office. For a glimpse into local heritage, the Brunnbauerhof Open-Air Museum showcases a 200-year-old traditional Innviertel farmhouse. Additionally, the Schärding-Neuhaus Hydroelectric Power Plant on the Inn River is a significant historical engineering marvel.
The region around Andorf is excellent for outdoor enthusiasts. You can enjoy hiking and cycling along the Antiesen River and through the Pramtal valley. The Antiesen River also offers opportunities for canoeing or packrafting when water levels permit, and fishing (with a valid license). For cycling, the Pramtal Innviertel cycleways are a great option, and the Wooden Bridge on the Inn provides a scenic path across the river.
Absolutely! Families will love the Baumkronenweg Kopfing & Jakobskreuz Observation Tower, which features a tree-top walk, a 40-meter-high adventure tower with breathtaking views, and a 5,000 m² playground. The Jungfraustein (Rocking Stone) Natural Monument is also a fun and interactive natural site for all ages. Many of the hiking and cycling paths along the Antiesen River are also suitable for families.
Andorf offers a variety of hiking trails, from easy strolls to more challenging routes. You can explore easy hikes like the 'Andorf Outdoor Pool – Teuflau Woods loop' or the 'Pram Bridge in Antersham – Lohsdorf loop'. For more options, check out the dedicated guide for Easy hikes around Andorf.
Yes, the region provides excellent opportunities for both mountain biking and gravel biking. You can find moderate MTB trails such as the 'View of Andorf – View of the Pramtal Valley loop'. For gravel biking, routes like the 'High bridge over the Rott – Inn Cycle Path loop' offer a great experience. Explore more options in the guides for MTB Trails around Andorf and Gravel biking around Andorf.
The best time to visit largely depends on the activities you plan. For outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring natural monuments, spring through autumn (April to October) generally offers pleasant weather. Specific attractions like the Baumkronenweg Kopfing & Jakobskreuz Observation Tower are typically open from late March to early November.
When visiting Andorf, a culinary highlight is trying the famous local dumpling variations. This traditional dish is a must-try to experience the regional cuisine.
Yes, fishing is possible in the Antiesen River, which is home to various species like trout, grayling, pike, and carp. However, you will need a valid license and must comply with local regulations.
The Baumkronenweg Kopfing & Jakobskreuz Observation Tower is a unique attraction near Andorf featuring a tree-top walk over 1,000 meters long. It allows visitors to experience the forest from a new perspective, culminating in a 40-meter-high adventure tower with panoramic views. The complex also includes a large playground and even a 'Baumhotel' for overnight stays.
Visitors particularly enjoy the blend of natural beauty and unique experiences. The interactive nature of the Jungfraustein (Rocking Stone) Natural Monument, where you can make the stone wobble, is a popular highlight. The immersive tree-top walk and adventure tower at Baumkronenweg Kopfing also receive high praise for their breathtaking views and family-friendly fun.


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