グラーフェネックの峡谷・トップ5

A deep ravine full of wild nature between Gemeinlebarn and Einöd. Since there's a "No Entry" sign with the note "Except cyclists" standing right in the middle of it, I figure it can't be that forbidden to drive through there.

Very interesting and beautiful, you just don't see it every day

I've never seen a ravine of this size. The meter-high loess walls are not only incredibly impressive, but also provide a habitat for many animal and bird species. A signposted themed trail here also explores the topic of "loess."

A fantastic natural monument, many hiking trails, such as the Way of St. James, the World Heritage Trail, the Kremstal-Donau long-distance hiking trail and the Great Tullnerfeld circular hiking trail 475 lead through here. There are display boards with interesting insights into the creation of, and not just this trench.

A wild ditch from Angern up to Tiefenfucha is a section of the Mining Memorial Trail, partly quite wild and pristine, but if you look closely you can still find remains from the "mining era" in this area.

The base for the sunken lanes and vineyard terraces is loess, the glacial dust that has accumulated particularly thickly here. In addition to all the benefits for viticulture, it also provides a valuable habitat for special animals and plants. Walking through this cellar lane is quite an experience. An information panel from the Kamptal Cultural Park (see photo) stands in the middle of the lane and provides a detailed description of everything worth knowing.

Loess formations worth seeing, the "Grand Canyon" of the Wachau!

High loess walls accompany you on your walk through the Kühsteingraben. The vaults built into the sediment are particularly impressive.