Abarena is a leisure park in Abersee. When choosing accommodation, it is worth first considering which experiences you want to shape your stay. Leisure, scenery and culture each offer a different focus.

Leisure at Abarena

At Abarena’s Indoor Play Arena, the climbing course extends across two levels. The water playground has numerous pools and sluices. This makes indoor climbing and water play distinct activity options. Abarena offers activities for all ages in any weather; when planning your day, this weather-proof aspect is a separate consideration alongside the choice of activity. If you include the park in your trip, you can decide whether the climbing course or the water playground should be the main focus. These details help you assess the park based on the experience you want, rather than just its name.

Views and activity

The Arboretum nature experience park has a 20 m² viewing platform above the Zinkenbach; newly installed fitness equipment is also available there. The “Vitz Sparber” viewpoint offers wide-ranging views over Lake Wolfgang and the surrounding mountain landscape. The two settings differ: at the Arboretum, the platform is above the Zinkenbach, while at Vitz Sparber, the view extends over the lake and mountains. If you want to focus on more than the view alone, you can also consider the fitness equipment as an opportunity to be active.

Trails with views and a gorge

The Abriani 7 activity trail has two clear landmarks: it starts at the Gschwendt bus stop and leads to the “Vitz Sparber” viewpoint. The Zinkenbach circular trail passes through the Zinkenbach gorge. This creates a clear distinction when choosing between the routes: the activity trail has a named starting point and viewpoint, while the gorge defines part of the circular trail. When deciding between the trails, you can consider whether a named viewpoint or the route through the gorge matters more to you. Bauerngut Vitz am Berg is another named landmark for navigating the trail, as the activity trail passes it.

Cultural history

Those interested in cultural history will also find specific points of interest. The Catholic Church of St. Konrad in Abersee was consecrated by Archbishop Dr. Karl Berg on 20 April 1986. The chapel was built in 1883 in memory of a farmer who died in an accident. The dates answer different questions: for St. Konrad, the consecration date and the person who consecrated it are given; for the chapel, the year and reason explain why it was built. Chronologically, the chapel was built before St. Konrad was consecrated: 1883 marks the construction of the chapel in memory of the farmer, while 1986 marks the church consecration.

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