Lakes around Grafenschachen offer diverse natural and recreational experiences within the region. Grafenschachen is situated in an area characterized by green meadows and rolling hills, providing a setting for outdoor activities. The landscape supports various types of water bodies, from natural bathing lakes to smaller reservoirs and fish ponds. This makes the Grafenschachen region a destination for those seeking lakeside relaxation and hiking opportunities.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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This leisure park offers games, fun, and plenty of action. Unfortunately, it was closed when we hiked past it (April 2026). But in the summer, it's certainly not a mistake to take a break in the park's café or jump straight into the water of the swimming lake. More info about the leisure park can be found here: https://gemeinde-greinbach.at/greini-freizeitwelt/
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A really nice little spot here. Also the bridge, the small waterfall and the stream... wonderful. The fish ponds are surely great to look at, but unfortunately they were almost empty on our hike. But otherwise really beautiful here.
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We took a break here during our hike. A really nice little spot here at the edge of the forest by the pond. And there are plenty of seating options too.
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Enjoy the peace and listen to nature
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The ice pond is located in the city park. The city park is located on the eastern outskirts. Great for long walks. Good signage.
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The beautiful Freizeitbadeseeanlage offers approximately 8,500 m² swimming area, has two beach volleyball courts, a Nemo children's pool and a children's playground. There is also a café / restaurant where you can fortify yourself on the way (after you have cooled down). The day ticket costs 5 euros (3.50 euros reduced), for the small hop in the water at the end of the bike ride's dinner card for 2.50 euros (2 euros reduced).
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The Greinis Lake is a popular spot, offering approximately 8,500 m² of swimming area, two beach volleyball courts, a children's pool, and a playground. Additionally, the Neustifter Badesee, though not listed as a komoot highlight, is a highly recommended natural bathing lake nearby, known for its excellent drinking water quality, water slide, and children's playground.
Yes, both Greinis Lake and the Neustifter Badesee are excellent choices for families. Greinis Lake features a children's pool and playground, while Neustifter Badesee offers a water slide, a 'water mushroom,' and a dedicated children's playground, alongside spacious sunbathing areas.
Beyond the lakes themselves, you can find diverse natural settings. For instance, the Fish ponds offer a really nice little spot with a bridge, small waterfall, and stream. The Ice Ponds feature beautiful biotopes and a tranquil resting spot, especially scenic in winter.
Yes, Greinis Lake has a café/restaurant directly on-site. The Neustifter Badesee also provides a buffet and pizzeria for refreshments and meals right at the lake.
The area around the lakes, particularly near Neustifter Badesee, is ideal for various outdoor pursuits. You can enjoy cycling on the scenic 'Paradiesradweg' or explore hiking trails. For more options, check out the traffic-free bike rides around Grafenschachen or the running trails around Grafenschachen.
Yes, the area around Neustifter Badesee offers hiking opportunities, including a recommended three-hour, twelve-kilometer circular trail from Neustift to Rohrbach and Kroisbach. For more hiking ideas, explore the running trails around Grafenschachen, which include paths suitable for walking.
The warmer months are generally the best time to visit, especially if you plan to swim or enjoy the recreational facilities. Lakes like Neustifter Badesee are emptied in autumn and refilled in spring, making summer the prime season for water activities. However, places like the Ice Ponds can offer a unique experience in winter.
Yes, the Small Reservoir offers a really nice, quiet spot at the edge of the forest with plenty of seating options, perfect for a break during a hike.
Yes, the Lafnitz river, which feeds the Neustifter Badesee, offers canoeing experiences for those aged 12 and above. This allows for exploration of the landscape from the water within the Raab-Örség-Goricko Nature Park.
Greinis Lake provides a swimming area, beach volleyball courts, a children's pool, and a playground, along with a café/restaurant. The Neustifter Badesee features a water slide, 'water mushroom,' children's playground, and on-site buffet and pizzeria.
The Ice Ponds are particularly unique. While they feature beautiful biotopes year-round, they are best visited in winter if you wish to see them 'in action' with ice, offering a different kind of natural beauty.


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