Rent a self-catering cabin in Upper Austria – chalets & cabins for you

Nature experiences at their finest! Hiking, cycling well-being
Map of Austria showing the location of Upper Austria

Cabins, chalets and vacation homes for your vacation in Upper Austria

Upper Austria seems to combine the advantages of the surrounding Austrian provinces and offer a little bit more of everything. From the largest horse-breeding region in the Mühlviertel, to the greatest "lake longing" for summer retreats in the Salzkammergut, to the highest peaks with the König Dachstein. At 2,995 m, it is the highest mountain in the country.

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Upper Austria – a little bit more of everything

The Dachstein-Krippenstein is home to the most spectacular viewing platform in the Alps, "5fingers." The natural gem Schiederweiher, which has been named the most beautiful place in Austria, is a real photo hotspot. Why? The Krumme Steyr river is dammed here and together with the mountain backdrop of the Großer Priel, creates an almost kitschy postcard idyll. The only thing that can top this perfect photo is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hallstatt with its world-famous and charming village.

Summer retreat in Upper Austria

If you want to rent a cabin in Upper Austria, you can look forward to unique nature and active adventures. The Kalkalpen National Park with its beech forests, springs, and rare animal species, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Danube, Europe's second-largest river, is considered particularly winding. It meanders through the impressive hills with sharp curves. The popular Danube Cycle Path, a classic among leisurely bike trails, runs over 330 kilometers from Passau to Vienna and is a great way to experience the varied landscape.

Enjoy winter to the fullest

The winter and Christmas season has a special significance in Upper Austria. The Christ Child is omnipresent here, as the Christ Child Post Office is located in the pilgrimage town of Steyr. Hinterstoder attracts winter sports enthusiasts with the challenging Hannes Trinkl slope and Upper Austria's only World Cup run. The ski area reaches an altitude of 2,000 meters above sea level and offers a particularly high level of snow reliability on 40 kilometers of varied slopes.

Almliesl regions in Upper Austria

A skier enjoys the magnificent view of the Kalkalpen mountains.
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Kalkalpen National Park