Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος Rappottenstein

Beautiful view of the Zwettl River, which still appears pristine here.

A beautiful little wooden church in the middle of the forest, beautiful to look at, fits perfectly here.

The longest river in the Waldviertel region. Particularly impressive is the deeply incised valley from Zwettl, where the Kamp flows through natural and reservoir landscapes such as the Ottenstein, Dobra, and Thurnberg reservoirs, offering a diverse range of flora and fauna year-round. From Wegscheid, the pristine river, forest, and rocky landscape of the middle Kamp Valley awaits, before the floodplains spread south of Schönberg am Kamp to the Danube. In the lower reaches, vineyards and orchards even characterize the landscape.

The Hundertwasser Mill in the Waldviertel is a fascinating building that reflects the creative vision of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. This unique mill impresses with its colorful design and organic architecture. A visit is worthwhile to experience the connection between art and nature in this beautiful environment.

Beautiful path along the Zwettl. Also easy to navigate with a trekking bike. Klaus Chapel: Originally a pleasure house belonging to a factory owner's wife. In 1933 the property was bought at auction by the innkeeper couple Schuster from Harruck. Mrs. Schuster donated the log house for church purposes in memory of her fallen son Karl Schuster. In late autumn 1948, the local priest at the time, Anton Hofbauer, arranged for the house to be converted into a chapel, consecrated for the feast of Saint Brother Klaus (September 25th). According to legend, whoever makes the bell at the Klaus Chapel ring three times by pulling the rope once will have their wish come true. https://www.zwalk.at/klauskapelle/

beautiful chapel in the middle of the forest, cozy rest area

Originally a pleasure house of a factory owner's wife. We see this in the hearts in the chapel's shutters. In 1933, the property was bought at auction by the innkeeper couple Schuster from Harruck. In memory of her fallen son Karl Schuster, Mrs. Schuster donated the blockhouse for church purposes. In the late autumn of 1948, the local pastor at the time, Anton Hofbauer, had the house converted into a chapel, consecrated on the feast of Holy Brother Klaus (September 25). According to legend, if you ring the bell in the Klauskapelle three times by pulling the rope once, your wish will come true.

The former Klausmühle (private/no entry) is located on the Zwettl