Discover the Mühlviertel - adventures for travellers with dogs
Are you planning an unforgettable holiday with your dog? The Mühlviertel is known for its idyllic landscape and offers ideal conditions for a relaxing and adventurous holiday with your dog. From leisurely walks through the woods to exciting excursions into nature - enjoy time together with your faithful companion in one of Austria's most beautiful regions. Discover charming accommodation that welcomes your dog, as well as numerous hiking trails and nature experiences that are just waiting to be explored together. Be inspired and experience unforgettable moments in the Mühlviertel!
Dog-friendly accommodation
Dog-friendly accommodation
Experience a wide selection of accommodation that will warmly welcome your four-legged friend: whether charming dog hotels, idyllic farms or cosy holiday flats - here you will find the perfect home for your holiday with your dog.
Moments of pleasure with a dog
Moments of pleasure with a dog
Discover a variety of catering establishments in the Mühlviertel that welcome dogs with open arms. Let yourself be inspired by the Mühlviertel hospitality and culinary delights and spend unforgettable hours with your dog in the Mühlviertel.
Excursion tips
Excursion tips
Discover the most beautiful excursion destinations in the Mühlviertel, which offer unforgettable experiences for both you and your four-legged companion.
Bathing areas for dog owners
Discover the most beautiful bathing spots in the Mühlviertel, where dogs on a lead are welcome on a lead.
A special highlight is the Rubner pond in Liebenauwhere you can swim together with your four-legged friend.
At the Kranzling leisure centre and at the Ulrichsberg natural river pool there is a sunbathing area where dogs are welcome. Dogs are also allowed in the water here and upstream.
Offers for travelers with dogs
Things to know about travelling with a dog in the Mühlviertel
All dogs must be kept on a lead or muzzled in public places in the local area.
Dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled if the situation requires it or in large gatherings of people such as shopping centres, leisure and amusement parks, events or bathing facilities during the bathing season, as well as in childcare facilities such as schools, kindergartens and after-school care centres, and on public transport.
The leash and muzzle requirement is generally limited to public areas within the local area. This obligation also applies at certain neuralgic points such as public transport, educational institutions, designated children's playgrounds, restaurants and large gatherings of people, for example in shopping centres, leisure parks, bathing facilities during the season and at events. Certain dog breeds and conspicuous dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled in all publicly accessible places that can be used by everyone under the same conditions.
As the forest is generally open for recreational purposes, dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled if necessary or if they belong to special breeds. Irrespective of this, every dog should be supervised in such a way that neither people nor animals are endangered. The person walking the dog is always responsible for its behaviour. It is generally recommended that dogs are kept on a lead, as their hunting instinct can easily be triggered by wild animals.
Anyone with a dog must immediately remove and dispose of the dog's faeces left behind in public places in the local area.
Dog faeces should also be removed outside the local area (meadows, fields and forests) as it is harmful to cattle and deer, etc.
The operator of a catering establishment has the freedom to decide for themselves which people are allowed access and whether dogs are permitted, as well as in which areas they are allowed to stay. If dogs are allowed in restaurants, they must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle.
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