キルヒドルフアンデアクレムスの天然記念物・トップ20

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.

Interesting natural spectacle, combined with cooling on hot days.

A beautiful trail leads to this summit - easy route.

Fantastic waterfalls and pools are accessible via very elaborate wooden steps and bridges. In wet conditions, I would recommend only going uphill. There are two other options for the return journey: the paved path or the forest/hiking trail to the paid parking lot. Payment is possible not only with the app but also with coins. The entrance fee is entirely justified for the very complex repair of the many wooden steps and bridges.

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.

It's worth a visit.

Beautiful path from the Sepp Huber Haus to the summit over rocks, pastures, meadows and through a mountain pine forest