ライヒラミングの絶景の山頂・トップ20

The multi-peaked mountain ridge of the Schoberstein group stretches from west to east.

Magnificent views of the Steyrtal National Park region

The memorial plaque is a visible sign of the early alpine work of the nature enthusiasts and a popular resting point on the way to the summit.

The Hohe Nock (1,963 m) is the highest peak in the Sengsengebirge Mountains and – when traversed from east to west – the last major summit of the tour before descending through the Budergraben valley. It offers magnificent panoramic views of the Kalkalpen National Park, the Totes Gebirge mountains, and the Gesäuse. On clear days, however, the Hohe Nock is a popular destination, and it can get quite crowded – those seeking absolute peace and solitude should ascend in the early morning hours and during the week.

There is a Nature Friends memorial plaque directly under the summit cross of Schoberstein/Molln and it was lovingly restored by the people of Wels in 2016! The Nature Friends themselves were founded in Vienna in 1895 and our memorial plaque commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Trattenbach/Ennstal local group in 1929. This meeting took place in a politically very turbulent time, but the solidarity among the workers/employees was great! Even today, society is in upheaval and we should take this sense of togetherness as an example!

The Hohe Nock is the highest mountain in the Sengsengebirge The Sengsengebirge stretches for almost 20 km

Super beautiful, breathtaking view! Here you can forget all your worries! Unfortunately it was very windy today and the Sahara dust obscured the view of the mountains.

A beautiful summit with a wonderful view. On days with good visibility you have a panorama that extends from the Mühlviertel to far into the northern foothills of the Alps.