School sport

The countryside and region in and around the Gesäuse National Park are ideal for organising school sports weeks and project days.

The best way to get here is by coach. It is also possible to travel by train to Hieflau and Kleinreifling.

Sports activities in the Salzatal valley

Half-day raft-building: The aim is to build a seaworthy raft at Landl swimming lake. Barrels, ropes and wooden components are provided for the construction.
Team Day: Exciting exercises challenge participants and foster team spirit.
Stand-up Paddleboarding: Participants practise maintaining a stable position on the SUP and learn paddling and steering techniques.
High ropes course: The high ropes course offers a varied programme of activities at heights ranging from 3 to 14 metres.
Kayaking course: The kayaking course covers seating position, paddle grip, paddling techniques and staying on course.
Rafting: Gentle rapids ensure plenty of fun and variety.
3D archery: Various figures are set up in the forest to serve as targets.
Team-building: During team-building activities, pupils learn to work together, trust one another and overcome challenges as a group. This strengthens class cohesion and communication.
Arrow Tag: In Arrow Tag, pupils strengthen their team spirit, communication and cooperation. Through strategy, skill and mutual support, they learn to achieve goals together and overcome challenges.
Cave tour: On the cave tour, pupils experience an exciting adventure together and learn to trust and support one another.
Survival training: During survival training, pupils learn to overcome challenges in the great outdoors together and to find creative solutions. This strengthens team spirit, independence and mutual trust.

Cave tour: An exciting journey into the earth’s interior awaits us on the tour through the Hochkar Cave.
Sport climbing: There is an indoor climbing wall at JUFA Hochkar. This course teaches climbing techniques and how to belay correctly.
Team day: Exciting exercises challenge and foster team spirit.
High ropes course: The high ropes course offers a varied programme of activities at heights ranging from 3 to 14 metres.
Kayaking course: The kayaking course covers seating position, paddle grip, paddling techniques and staying on course.
Rafting: Gentle rapids ensure plenty of fun and variety.
3D archery: Various figures are set up in the woods to serve as targets.
Survival training: During survival training, pupils learn to work together to overcome challenges in the great outdoors and find creative solutions. This helps to strengthen team spirit, independence and mutual trust.