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Myralucke: The Source of the Myra Falls
Discover the mystical source of Myra Falls, a natural monument with cascading waterfalls and hiking trails in Lower Austria.
Myralucke is the legendary spring that feeds the stunning Myra Falls in Lower Austria. Nestled at the foot of the Unterberg mountain, this mystical source has been the heart of local folklore and industry for centuries.
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A brief summary to Myralucke
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
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L4008, 2763, AT
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Getting There
Walking
From the village center of Muggendorf, follow the signs towards Myrafälle. The walk is approximately 300 meters north of the village. The path is well-marked and easy to navigate.
Public Transport
Take a train from Wiener Neustadt to Pernitz-Muggendorf. From there, take bus 332 or 7844 to Muggendorf. The bus stop is a short walk to the entrance of Myrafälle. A single bus fare is approximately €3-5. Alternatively, from Pernitz-Muggendorf train station, it's approximately a 1-hour hike to Muggendorf.
Driving
From the A2 motorway, take the Wöllersdorf exit and follow the B21 towards Pernitz. Continue on B21 and turn right towards Muggendorf. Follow the signs to Myrafälle. Parking is available at the Myrateich car park, located a short walk from the entrance. Parking is free.
Local tips
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Wear sturdy shoes, as the hiking trails around Myrafälle can be slippery, especially near the waterfalls.
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Visit during the weekdays to avoid crowds, especially in peak season (summer).
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Bring a camera to capture the stunning waterfalls and lush scenery; a tripod is recommended for long-exposure shots.
Discover more about Myralucke
Myralucke, a spring steeped in local legends, is the origin of the enchanting Myra Falls (Myrafälle) in Muggendorf, Lower Austria. Located at the base of the Unterberg mountain, the spring is believed to be fed by an underground lake, adding to its mystique. The name 'Myra' refers to the stream originating from this spring, a tributary of the Piesting river.For centuries, Myralucke has been more than just a water source; it has been a focal point of local folklore and a vital element in the region's industrial history. The Myra stream once powered numerous mills and sawmills in the Myra valley, grinding barley, wheat, and oats for the community. In 1885, the Austrian Tourist Club (ÖTK) developed a hiking trail through the Myra Falls ravine, transforming it into a popular tourist destination. The well-maintained trail includes 19 bridges and 8 ascents, allowing hikers to explore the waterfalls and surrounding natural beauty.Visitors can explore the history of the falls through 11 information boards along the landscape. The falls are open daily from 8 AM until nightfall, and are sometimes illuminated at night during summer. Hiking trails around Myralucke lead to the Unterberg mountain and Steinwandklamm gorge. After hiking, visitors can relax at cozy inns and restaurants like Myrastub'n, Karnerwirt, or Gasthaus Jagasitz.
A brief summary to Myralucke
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