悪いトラウンシュタインの絶景の山頂・トップ8

A highlight in the last section of the Druid Trail is the view from the Kaltenberg Cross over the wide valley.

beautiful view - the ascent or especially the direct descent from there is NOT recommended. Steep and slippery (sandy!)

Neither the name nor any documentary evidence has survived of this castle complex, located on the so-called “Burgleiten”. It was probably built towards the end of the 12th century. The desert name "Siebenberg" and abandoned fields in the area indicate that there was a center (dominion) of a clearing area here. In a document from 1389 a "vest ze Chirichpach, located near Zwetl" is mentioned. However, the end of the castle is uncertain. It was either abandoned in the 13th or 14th century or it is assumed that this complex was inhabited until the Thirty Years' War and was razed to the ground by the Swedes. Next to the small cistern there is an inscription in the rock with the year 1684. However, it has not yet been satisfactorily interpreted.

For all those who are afraid of heights and cannot go to the lookout point, this is their "highlight"

From the plateau of the Weinsberg, you can see Austria's largest closed forest area in all directions - and on clear days, even up to the high mountains of Styria. You will also discover the ruins of a 13th century castle up here.

Beautiful all-round view and beautiful view, therefore both parts of Burgleiten "climb".

At the rest and lookout point at the Kaltenberg cross wooden benches invite you to take a break with a view of the Yspertal. During our visit we were able to marvel at a mystical Waldviertler Wolkenmeer. On suitable days one can see up to the Ötscher.

The Hohe Stein am Kamp is an interesting hiking destination. This one can climb, the existing iron is well anchored, the high stone is 100 m higher than the Kamp - top there is then the Gipfelkeuz with sky view 😊.