ガシュポルツホーフェンのおすすめツーリングルート

写真にある通り、ハイライトには正しく「Trattnachtal Radweg」と名付けたかったです。

The Haager Lies Cycle Path is an impressive cycling and walking path in Austria that runs along a former railway line. Here are some interesting facts about this cycle path: 1. Route Length: - The cycle path stretches over 22 km and offers a scenic route through the region. 2. Start and End Points: - The route begins in Neukirchen bei Lambach and continues to Haag am Hausruck. 3. Difficulty: - The cycle path is considered difficult because it may contain sections with loose ground that are difficult to navigate. A good level of fitness is required. 4. Elevation Gains: - The tour includes up to 450 meters of elevation gain, making it a challenging but rewarding experience. 5. Nature Experience: - The cycle path leads through a beautiful landscape characterized by forests, meadows, and picturesque views. 6. **Duration**: - The average cycling time is approximately **1 hour and 35 minutes**, depending on individual fitness and breaks. The Hague Lies Cycle Route is therefore an ideal destination for cyclists and nature lovers who want to enjoy the beauty of nature.

Short break at the Trattnach, you can also cool your feet in the river.

The view is currently obscured by trees. Nevertheless, there are beautiful spots along the way to enjoy the panoramic view.

The route over the Hausruck should only be chosen by those with experience and sufficient fitness. On some sections, it will be necessary to push/lift

Nice excursion history coal Hausruckwald

On Whit Monday, May 29, 2023, the Platte Lorenz Monument was unveiled in Kohlgrube, commemorating the history of mining. On January 1, 1836, Karl Platte became the first mine manager under the county of Franz Guyard St. Julien. His son-in-law was Wenzel Lorenz, who later became the operations director of Kohlgrube. Lorenz received mining authority for the entire company in 1863 and became mine manager for Kohlgrube in 1864. The monument had been forgotten for many decades. At its new location—at the entrance to Kohlgrube—the personalities who laid the foundations of mining in Wolfsegg and made the more than 200-year mining history possible will once again be honored.

It makes a very good impression. However, it was closed on Tuesday.