ブルン・アン・デア・ワイルドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Kamp橋のすぐ隣には、飲料水の噴水がある休憩所もあります。

遊歩道631号線から直接通り過ぎます。彫刻を見る価値があります。

持ち込んだ軽食を食べるのに最適な休憩場所です

Saint John of Nepomuk was a priest (Vicar General of the Archbishop) in Bohemia who died a martyr's death in Prague in 1393. He was thrown from the Charles Bridge in Prague into the Vltava River by royal order and drowned. His statue can still be found on or near many bridges or elsewhere near rivers. He is not only considered a popular "bridge saint", but is also the patron of the seal of confession. In many depictions of his person he holds a cross in one hand, sometimes he puts a finger to his lips with the other as a sign of silence (which was heard during confession). The memorial day of Saint John of Nepomuk in the calendar of saints is March 20th.

Directly on the street there is a small stone chapel with a statue of the Virgin Mary inside. Here you also have the opportunity - if there is still space - to park your vehicle to explore the area a little. Just a few minutes walk away: the Stallegg ruins

The castle was built in the Middle Ages, but the date is unknown. In 1237 it was first mentioned in a document as the place of origin of a "Pilgrimus de Grueb". In 1997 the ruins, which are now partially inhabited again, came into the possession of the Heindl family, who live in Vienna. More about the story: http://noeburgen.imareal.sbg.ac.at/result/burgid/1947

Right next door there is a great view of the Kampschleife.

The Reithmühle was first mentioned in a document in 1281. Today this building has fallen into disrepair and nature has reclaimed its area in and around the building. In 1920 the mill was converted into an electrical power plant by Count Kufstein. In the 1950s, the dam power plants were built by what was then NEWAG (now EVN). This changed the flow rate here at the turbines and the plant became unprofitable. In 1957, the Kufstein power plant was taken over by NEWAG and finally closed in the spring of 1958.