Antoniuskapelle

The pretty chapel in the Kaisertal is probably the most photographed motif in the area of ​​the Wilder Kaiser. It is a popular rest stop on longer tours through the Kaisertal and the most popular destination for moderate hikers. I like to pack a good snack and sit in front of the chapel in the sun. The view you enjoy here is incomparable.

Very sweet chapel which is ideal for a short rest in the shade.

Beautifully situated chapel overlooking the Kaisergebirge. On the easy to walk there are also some nice inns to stop.

Nearby there is a privately run inn where you get refreshments. And if you continue here you also come to the Vorderkaiserfelden hut, but that's a little bit further

The Antonius Chapel near the Hinterkaiserhof is one of the most popular points of contact in the Kaisertal. Beautifully located, ideal for a rest or short prayer. The chapel can be reached in an hour and a half from the hiking car park on the Kaiseraufstieg. Also ideal for families.

According to records, the Antonius chapel was built in gratitude by a farmer in 711, as the Bavarian War of Succession spared farm and cattle. The French army marched through the country in a destructive manner, and hardly one stone remained on the other in Ebbs.

the most beautiful photo motif of the Kaisergebirge ... take a picture ...

A very nice little chapel

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