The best running trails around Pamhagen

The campsite in St. Andrä am Zicksee is located close to nature in the Burgenland's Seewinkel region and forms an ideal starting point for flat bike tours as well as birdwatching. A special animal feature of the flat meadow terrain is the locally native, tame ground squirrel (Ziesel) population; for their protection, a strict dog ban applies on the site. As the Zicksee is currently heavily dried out, the campsite is currently primarily for quiet nature camping rather than classic bathing fun.

The Zicksee near St. Andrä am Zicksee is a typical, extremely shallow salt lake in the Seewinkel region, which depends significantly on precipitation and groundwater levels. Due to persistent droughts, the lake almost completely dried up in the summer of 2022, after which the fish population had to be caught. In the meantime, the water level has recovered due to abundant rainfall, which means the Zicksee continues to be an important biotope for rare steppe birds and a popular excursion destination in the region.

Austria's lowest point is located in the Seewinkel near Apetlon in Burgenland at an altitude of 114 meters above sea level. It marks the transition to the Pannonian Plain and illustrates the extremely flat character of this steppe landscape. Today, the depression is well signposted and a popular destination for cycling and hiking tours in the National Park.

The Vogelturm Lange Lacke (often also referred to as Aussichtsturm Lange Lacke Süd) is located directly on the southern shore of the Lange Lacke near Apetlon. It serves as an optimal observation point for undisturbed viewing of the species-rich birdlife and the typical Pannonian lake landscape from above. Due to its location on the well-known Lackenradweg cycle path and on circular hiking trails, the wooden tower is a popular destination for cyclists, hikers, and ornithologists.

Die Lange Lacke is the largest and best-known of the more than 40 shallow salt lakes in Burgenland's Seewinkel. As it depends solely on precipitation and groundwater, it often dries out completely in hot summers, leaving behind a distinctive, white salt crust. As a strictly protected nature reserve, it offers a vital resting place for tens of thousands of migratory birds, which is why you can observe a unique natural spectacle there, especially in spring and autumn.

The Fürst Paul V. Esterházy Observation Tower (often simply referred to as the Sandeck Cycle Path Observation Tower) is a modern viewing platform near Illmitz. The platform was built as part of the cross-border nature conservation project PaNaNet and blends harmoniously into the flat Pannonian landscape with its wooden architecture. The tower stands on stilts, thus avoiding any soil sealing during its construction.

The Austro-Hungarian Baroque Donkeys (also called Goldschimmel) are a very special attraction and an important part of nature conservation in the national park. After the decline of the monarchy, the animals were almost extinct. It was only at the end of the 20th century that the rescue of the breed began. Today, there are only a few hundred specimens worldwide again, making them continue to be among the highly endangered domestic animal breeds.

The Seebad (often also referred to as Strandbad Illmitz) on the eastern shore of Lake Neusiedl is a spacious and popular local recreation and bathing center in the heart of the Neusiedler See – Seewinkel National Park. It combines carefree bathing fun with a comprehensive range of leisure, sports, and boating activities and serves as an ideal meeting point for nature and active holidaymakers.