カルカルペン国立公園の天然記念物・トップ20

A beautiful viewpoint with a magnificent panoramic view of the Haller Mauern, Totes Gebirge, Reichraminger Hinterberge, and, in good weather, much further afield... The climb is also worthwhile. Even during the ascent, first across alpine meadows and then along a narrow path, there are always beautiful views.

A very beautiful summit with a fabulous 360-degree panorama 🫵😉

The Hohe Nock (1,963 m) is the highest peak in the Sengsengebirge Mountains and – when traversed from east to west – the last major summit of the tour before descending through the Budergraben valley. It offers magnificent panoramic views of the Kalkalpen National Park, the Totes Gebirge mountains, and the Gesäuse. On clear days, however, the Hohe Nock is a popular destination, and it can get quite crowded – those seeking absolute peace and solitude should ascend in the early morning hours and during the week.

The Schillereck is a fantastic viewpoint, but the summit structure is exposed and partly steep.

Marked climbs: Trail 460: From the south, from the Speringbauer to the radio station below the Spering and east to the summit. Trail 465: From the north, from the Klauser Reservoir to the radio station and east to the summit. Trail 469: From the Hochsengs west to the summit.

The mountain with the unusual name in the Reichraminger Hintergebirge offers a great view of the Grosser Priel, Spitzmauer, Haller Mauern as well as the Grosser and Kleiner Pyhrgas.

The Hohe Nock is the highest mountain in the Sengsengebirge The Sengsengebirge stretches for almost 20 km

Wonderful waterfall, perfect for a short break.