Traun River

The Traun River is a notable waterway in Austria, flowing approximately 125 kilometers through the federal state of Upper Austria. It originates from the Salzkammergut lake region, specifically from Traunsee, and travels northwest to join the Danube at the city of Linz. The river is vital for regional ecology, recreation, and historical trade routes. Its clean waters support diverse aquatic life, and it features scenic landscapes, including forests and mountains. The Traun River also plays a significant role in local industry and urban development along its course, making it an important natural and economic resource in the area.