バート・レオンフェルデンの天然記念物・トップ20

Devil's Wall (Čertova stěna) Impressive rock formations above the wild river, shrouded in wild legends. In the Čertova stěna-Luč (Devil's Wall-Mount Luč) National Nature Reserve, you can see unique rock formations and a sea of mighty boulders. From the viewpoint, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the most famous formation – the Devil's Preaching Chair. Looking down, you can see the Vltava River with its massive stone blocks, polished by the water. This section of the Vltava is called the Devil's Rapids. The water here has shaped the boulders into bizarre shapes, for example, a pot with a diameter of more than a meter. This section is considered one of the most difficult natural slalom courses in the world. How did the Devil's Rapids form? One legend says that the devil wanted to destroy the newly built Vyšší Brod Monastery. He wanted to build a dam, then collapse it and flood the monastery. However, he failed to complete the dam in one night, so the work remained unfinished after his death. (Source: Vltava River)

It points to a geological condition whereby the Rodl flows into the Danube and this in turn into the Black Sea, while on the other hand the Granitzbach flows into the Vltava, Elbe and North Sea.

It points to a geological condition whereby the Rodl flows into the Danube and this in turn into the Black Sea, while on the other hand the Granitzbach flows into the Vltava, Elbe and North Sea.

Unfortunately, there is no summit cross on the highest elevation with granite rocks on the Zeissberg, but the view and the tranquility of this place of power are all the more beautiful.

The European watershed is not often found. Here at iBad Leonfelden you will find it again. It is a very thoughtful way of paying attention to the watershed.

Following the river and enjoying the peace, quiet and nature is good for body, mind and soul.

The Sternstein is 1125 m high and is located in the municipality of Vorderweißenbach. It is the highest elevation in the central Mühlviertel. The Sternsteinwarte, built in 1899, invites you to take a panoramic view from Bohemia to the Alps.

Many paths lead to the Sternstein.