テルニッツの峡谷・トップ13

現在、カイザーブルンンの宿屋は取り壊されています。向かいのテニスクラブでは冷たい飲み物を提供しています。とても親切で家庭的です。

ライターグラーベン渓谷は、ホーエン・ヴァント地域にある、少しワイルドな魅力的なルートの一部です。岩と深い森の間を、狭く自然のままの通路を通るルートは、高原のより広い道とは異なる変化をもたらします。特に雨の後には湿って滑りやすくなることがあるため、少し足元の確実さがあると役立ちます。

A very rocky path...fun if you're sure-footed...the others usually complain. A rather quiet spot on the Big Wall. For dog owners: be careful in spring when the ibexes give birth...they are incredibly aggressive towards any furry friend. Mine was attacked on the secured trail...for whatever reason, he got away...he was lucky and still had the speed of youth in him.

A nice trail through the forest, but surefootedness is still required; it's quite steep. A rope is provided for stopping throughout the more difficult section. No sandals, toddlers, or strollers recommended!

The "Eng" is a very picturesque gorge where you can still see reconstructions of the timber harvesting 150 years ago.

The 1st Vienna Water Pipeline Trail is well maintained and easy to walk; the steps are non-slip and not steep.

The Johannesbach Gorge, approximately 1 km long and up to 60 m deep, on the western edge of Würflach is a true natural gem and a popular destination – especially on hot summer days. The well-maintained trail, with numerous wooden walkways, steps, and bridges, leads through a wildly romantic gorge carved into the Wetterstein limestone by the Johannesbach stream over millennia. Along the way, you'll discover deep potholes, bowl-shaped depressions ("mills"), and, with a little attention, geological features such as the "Marientritt" (Marientritt). Two small caves – the Johannesbach Gorge Cave and the Klammwirt Cave – complete the experience. With a walk time of approximately 30 minutes, the gorge is also ideal for families with children. Those who like can dip their feet in the cool water or stop off at the Klammwirtin restaurant. The gorge is particularly atmospheric during the Advent market, when Austria's largest decorated Christmas tree is illuminated. If you want more, you can combine the gorge with hikes to the Schrattenstein castle ruins, along the Andreassteig or towards Grünbach.

The Mariensteig is a mostly wide, well-secured and rather easy path that can also be walked by people with a fear of heights or children who are experienced in off-road terrain, with a wire rope providing additional safety.