Hörndlwald, Natural monument in Auhof, Vienna, Austria.
Hörndlwald is a forest in the northeastern part of Vienna located in the Auhof district at roughly 303 meters elevation. The woodland features dense tree coverage, natural walking routes, and open areas that make it easy to move through and explore.
The forest has been part of the Vienna Woods since the 11th century, when it functioned as a royal hunting ground for the court. Over time it transformed into a recreational space for people living in the city.
MFFV 23 female football club operates in Hörndlwald, providing sports training for girls between 7 and 18 years old in multiple age-specific divisions.
Access is through several marked walking trails that wind through the forest and suit different fitness levels. The open areas work well for spending time, having a picnic, or simply watching the natural surroundings.
The forest combines protected natural spaces with modern sports facilities, creating an environment where nature conservation meets athletic development.
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