Winertsham: Trails along the Pram and seasonal strawberries

You can explore Winertsham on a trip focused on trails, landscapes and seasonal strawberry picking. The ecological nature trail along the Pram runs from the center of Andorf through the village of Winertsham to Moosleithen. Two other circuits have their own points of reference: on the Auen Runde Moosleithen, W1, the start and finish are at the VVA grounds in Andorf; the Haula-Schulleredt circuit heads towards Winertsham and returns to the village via Burgstall. If you choose a trip based on the activities available, these differences can serve as a starting point for your planning.

Ecological Nature Trail along the Pram

The ecological nature trail runs along the Pram from the center of Andorf through the village of Winertsham to Moosleithen. This part of the landscape has been designated a protected landscape area since 1995. The Pram ecological nature trail is about 2.5 kilometers long and has 16 information panels about nature and ecology. The length gives you an idea of the distance, while the panels indicate the trail's subject matter. The protected status applies to Moosleithen as a landscape area, which the trail leads to. If you want to plan around a nature theme, you can combine a specific trail length with ecological content here.

Circuits with different points of reference

The Auen Runde Moosleithen, W1, starts and ends at the VVA grounds in Andorf. The same place is therefore named as both the starting point and the finish. The Haula-Schulleredt circuit heads towards Winertsham and then returns to the village via Burgstall. The routes can be compared by their points of reference: W1 names a fixed start and finish, while Haula-Schulleredt is described as a route that returns via Burgstall. A shared start and finish point is useful if you want to plan your circuit from a fixed starting place; for the Haula-Schulleredt circuit, you can use the direction and the named return route as planning reference points. Consider which of these details matters more to you when narrowing down your options. The nature trail runs along the Pram; Haula-Schulleredt returns via Burgstall.

Plan for seasonal strawberries

The Erdbeerfeld Andorf strawberry field in Winertsham near Andorf covers around two hectares. The area may change over time. Rainer Desch's strawberry field in Andorf offers strawberries for self-picking. This is a seasonal offer. Check before setting out to see whether self-picking is currently available.

Which activity suits your trip?

Your trip planning can take several interests into account: the nature trail combines a specific length, nature themes and a protected landscape destination; the circuits differ in their starting point and route; and strawberry picking is seasonal. Consider whether you would rather plan your stay around a themed trail, a circuit or an activity that depends on the time of year. This comparison can help you choose a theme for your trip to Winertsham.

For the broader travel overview: Andorf.