シェーフヴェークのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

On a clear day, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Danube plain and the Gäuboden region from up here. With a bit of luck, you might even see the Alps!

Definitely take it with you! The view is fantastic

Always worth a detour for bikers or hikers

The Großer Büchelstein in the municipality of Grattersdorf rises majestically above the Sonnenwald region. With a height of 832 meters, it offers a panoramic view that extends as far as the Alps in clear weather. The summit is a popular starting point for hang gliders and paragliders, who enjoy the thermals and the spectacular views. Hikers can follow well-marked trails through dense forests and over rolling hills that unfold their own charm in every season. Source: https://region-sonnenwald.de/berge/buechelstein?task=ggvz

The Kleiner Büchelstein is in no way inferior to its big brother. With a height of 808 meters, it also offers impressive views and is an ideal place for a relaxed hike. The path to the summit takes you through idyllic forests and past picturesque clearings that invite you to linger and enjoy nature. Especially in autumn, when the leaves shine in bright colors, the Kleiner Büchelstein is a true paradise for photographers and nature lovers. Source: https://region-sonnenwald.de/berge/buechelstein?task=ggvz

Legend about the name "Brotjacklriegel": On this mountain, which can be seen from afar, a small, bearded man, Jackl, once found shelter during the Swedish War. Without leaving his cave, Jackl always had enough bread so that he did not have to starve. One day, when Jackl was looking to see if the Swedes had already left, they discovered him. After Jackl did not reveal the secret of his constant supply of bread, they pushed him back into his cave and rolled a heavy rock in front of him. This outrage caused a clap of thunder and the Swedes were turned into boulders that still lie on the mountain today. Source: https://www.nationalpark-ferienland-bayerischer-wald.de/der-brotjacklriegel-1-011-m/

The Sonnenwald adventure trail offers an exciting nature experience from the Sturmriegel car park to the Brotjacklriegel observation tower. In 10 stations over a total length of around 2 km, you will be introduced to the forest as a habitat, as a recreational area and as a supplier of raw materials.

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