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Imagine silently gliding across the calm waters of the Thaya River, surrounded by the untouched nature of the Waldviertel. The sun reflects on the surface as you paddle and hike past historic castles and picturesque scenery. Canoe hiking in the Thaya Valley is a real insider tip – a unique blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty.
Canoe Tours in the Thaya Valley
Local expert Franz Strohmer and his family offer various tours via kanuwandern.at, suitable for both beginners and advanced paddlers.
- 2-River Tour (approx. 6 km): Paddle upstream in the dammed area of Raabs along the German and Moravian Thaya. The exit is at Meierhof. Duration: approx. 1–3 hour.
- Raabs – Kollmitz – Eibenstein (approx. 12 km): A scenic and diverse route with currents and weirs. It takes around 5 hours, including a break at Kollmitz castle ruins. This tour depends on water levels (100–160 cm), which can be checked on the Land NÖ website.
Equipment and Safety
After a short introduction at Raabs Castle, you’ll receive the necessary equipment: 2 paddles, a waterproof barrel, and a canoe cart. Children must wear life jackets. You’ll get a detailed route description and be picked up at the exit point.
Conclusion
Canoe hiking in the Thaya Valley is an unforgettable mix of adventure, nature, and relaxation. With a rental car, you can easily reach Raabs an der Thaya – your launch point.
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