Lakes around Stadl-Paura are not a primary feature of this Upper Austrian municipality, which is historically significant for its location along the Traun River. The town's natural landscape is defined by the Traun River, a key waterway for salt transportation in the past. While prominent natural lakes are not directly within Stadl-Paura, the broader region offers various water bodies, including ponds and gravel lakes, that provide recreational opportunities. The focus for water-based activities in Stadl-Paura itself centers on the Traun…
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Beautifully laid out gravel ponds always invite you to take a break
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A "chilly" rest area next to the confluence of the Ager and Traun.
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A "chilling place" with 2 beautiful wooden loungers - the jetty photos don't fit here at all (pictures of Alm-Stegen). There is only a small wooden footbridge on the north side of the pond.
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In the municipality of Redlham, gravel has been mined intensively for decades. The resulting change in the landscape has developed into a new habitat for many plants and animals in recent years, but also with its numerous lakes into a popular local recreation area for many people in the area. Under the leader region of Vöckla Ager, the circular paths were resurfaced, benches and boards were set up and an artificial island was anchored in one of the ponds. This year, a large bathing lake is also to be built next to the Hoffmann Areal, thus expanding the range of leisure activities in this area as well. The path close to the Ager also always offers interesting insights into nature and can be combined with 2 circular paths across the ponds. These include exotic species such as a pair of Egyptian gooses and seagulls. One of the lakes is home to around 20 tufted ducks. The many cormorants move between the lakes. Like the goosanders, they need fresh fish every day for their meal. The beavers are nocturnal, you can only see their work on the fallen trees around the ponds. Many gray herons can also be seen. Like the Great Egret, they are extremely shy and keep a large flight distance. With a bit of luck, you can also see all kinds of songbirds and woodpeckers in the adjacent alluvial forests. These include the rare long-tailed tits, which are already building their nests at an early age. Large herds of deer are hiding on the fields above and the red kite, which has just returned from the south, is circling above their heads. For food, however, it needs small animals such as mice or sick rabbits, but will also eat carrion if necessary. A visit to the adventure area gravel pond in Redlham is always a beautiful nature experience and not only interesting for photographers.
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Paradise for bikers and hikers
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Lie in the lounger and simply enjoy.
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Nice piece to cross the river.
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The perfect way to take a break along the Roman Cycle Path. There are several small, tranquil bathing spots along the shore. Here, nature still seems to be undisturbed.
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Stadl-Paura is primarily characterized by the Traun River. While there are no prominent natural lakes directly within the municipality, the broader area features various ponds and gravel lakes, such as Lake Redlham, Pond on the Ager, and the Redlham Gravel Ponds. These offer recreational opportunities and natural settings.
No, there are no prominent natural lakes directly within Stadl-Paura. The most significant water body in the municipality is the Traun River, which has historical importance for the town.
Visitors often enjoy Lake Redlham for its tranquil bathing spots, the Pond on the Ager as a resting spot near the confluence of the Ager and Traun rivers, and the Redlham Gravel Ponds for their clear waters and opportunities for a break.
Yes, some of the water bodies offer swimming opportunities. Lake Redlham, for instance, has tranquil bathing spots along its shore. The Redlham Gravel Ponds are also suitable for taking a break and enjoying the clear waters.
Absolutely. Many of the water bodies are considered family-friendly. Lake Redlham, the Pond on the Ager, and the Redlham Gravel Ponds are all categorized as family-friendly, offering pleasant environments for all ages.
You can find several hiking trails along the Traun River. For example, the 'Traun River at Lambach' and 'Traun River at Stadl-Paura' routes offer easy walks. The 'Roman Way – Ager Riverside Trail' provides a moderate option. You can explore more hiking routes in the area by visiting the Hiking around Stadl-Paura guide.
Visitors appreciate the tranquility and natural beauty. Many enjoy taking breaks along the Roman Cycle Path at spots like Lake Redlham, or finding 'chilling places' with loungers at the Pond on the Ager. The clear waters of the Redlham Gravel Ponds are also a highlight for relaxation.
Yes, there are several cycling routes. The Roman Cycle Path passes by Lake Redlham, offering tranquil spots for a break. You can find more options, including MTB and gravel biking routes like the 'Pond on the Ager – Baggerteiche Redlham loop', in the MTB Trails around Stadl-Paura and Gravel biking around Stadl-Paura guides.
The Traun River is historically very significant for Stadl-Paura. It was a crucial waterway for salt transportation in the past, connecting the town to the Danube River. Today, it remains a central natural feature, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities along its banks.
For tranquil breaks, consider the small bathing spots along the shore of Lake Redlham, where nature feels undisturbed. The Pond on the Ager also offers a 'chilly' rest area with loungers next to the confluence of the Ager and Traun rivers.
While specific regulations for dogs at each water body may vary, many outdoor trails in the region, including those along the Traun River and around the gravel ponds, are generally dog-friendly. It's always recommended to keep dogs on a leash and clean up after them.
The Redlham Gravel Ponds are clear water bodies located next to the Ager River. They are appreciated for their natural beauty and are suitable for taking a break, enjoying the scenery, and potentially swimming in their clear waters. A circular walk also passes by these ponds.
Yes, the Pond on the Ager serves as a viewpoint and resting spot right next to the confluence of the Ager and Traun rivers, offering a great place to observe where these two waterways meet.
Beyond the water bodies, Stadl-Paura and its surroundings offer various outdoor activities. You can find extensive MTB trails, gravel biking routes, and numerous hiking paths. Guides like MTB Trails around Stadl-Paura and Hiking around Stadl-Paura provide detailed information on routes for different sports.


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