Pruggern to Tunzendorf: Put-ins, take-outs and highlights
At the bridge in Pruggern you can safely paddle on either side. The small wave train after the bridge is ideally taken on the right.
Caution: At low water you need to be very careful, as rocks lurk in the Enns. At high water, on the other hand, there is a risk of the current pulling you towards the right bank, where overhanging branches make life difficult for paddlers.
Beyond the wave train the Enns is very relaxed again. Large eddies on both sides invite you to take short breaks. Depending on the water level, two or three small wave trains provide welcome variety; they are ideally tackled down the middle.
Directly after the bridge in Moosheim you can land on either the left or the right bank. From here it is about a 10-minute walk to Schloss Moosheim if you would like to visit. Shortly afterwards there is another landing spot on the left after the wooden bridge in Tunzendorf. This option is not entirely reliable, however, as moored wooden boats usually leave little room.
Access
At the bridge in Pruggern, at the sandy beach by the riding stables, or on the right before the bridge by the Gasthaus Bierfriedel.
Exit
After the wooden bridge in Tunzendorf on the left bank (moored wooden boats often leave little room here). Alternatively, directly after the bridge in Moosheim on the left or right.
