ノイキルヒェンアンデアエンナッハでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A very nice bike path

Interesting building

The foundation walls of the Ratzlburg can be easily reached by bike.

Interesting excavation site - nice short single trail

The dam can be seen from afar from the Inndamm.

The visitor can experience something here that can best be described with the catchphrase "romantic ruins". In Oberrothenbuch there is a castle complex on a spur high above the Inn, which was probably built in the early Staufer period. The Ratzlburg was the former seat of the "Rohrer" family, who were very wealthy in our area at the time. This site is archaeologically significant because the remains of a 12th-century castle have been preserved here without being overbuilt. The tower has an octagonal plan, which was rare in the northern Alps. The most important find, along with bone dice, was a gilded bronze fitting or piece of jewelry in the shape of a dragon. In addition to the interesting historical remains, the castle area offers a wonderful view over the Inn to neighboring Bavaria. Cyclists and hikers can rest at an octagonal table (the counterpart of the octagonal tower) and then delve into the history of this excavation by looking at the information boards. Access to the castle complex (only possible by bicycle!) is well signposted: From the Weilhart Landesstrasse, turn right at the first junction (coming from Braunau) in Weilhartsforst and then immediately left again. The medieval castle complex is reached after about 400 meters on a forest road. Source: https://www.oberoesterreich.at/oesterreich-poi/detail/400621/ratzlburg-ausgrabung.html

Beautiful view of the mouth of the Salzach into the Inn. You should definitely not drive past.

The castle complex was built in the 12th century. In several excavation stages from 1992 to 1998, an octagonal residential tower, the central building of the castle, was discovered by archaeologists from Upper Austria. State museum exposed. The city of Braunau had this residential tower preserved in 1998 and opened it to the public in 1999.