Unternbergの天然記念物・トップ11

They are currently under construction, so you can't go to the lake. :(

Here at the chapel people like to say yes

Chic chapel right next to the ski slope.

...a beautiful and promising hike from Katschberg 🥾👀

...a beautiful hiking area with wonderful views! 🥾👀

Long ago, Count Rudeggen lived in nearby Moosham Castle with two sons and a daughter. The younger son, Osmund, had to flee after a quarrel and became a miller at the Teufelsmühle in Eisentratten. The count's daughter, Mechthilde, fell in love with the castle manager's son, Eberhard. When the count noticed this, he had him chained to a deer and chased him through the forest. The deer took the path over the Katschberg where he collapsed dead near a spruce in the Liesertal. Eberhard also succumbed to his injuries shortly afterwards. Mechthilde, who had followed her lover, then jumped into the Lieser. Brother Osmund, who also rushed to help, drowned in the Lieser. At the spot where the stag succumbed to his suffering, the antlers were nailed to the nearest spruce together with a crucifix. The antlers and the crucifix then grew into the tree - which is where the name comes from: deer spruce. Source: Michael Dengg, Lungau folktales, revised by Josef Brettenthaler, Salzburg 1957, p. 40

Nice little wedding chapel right on the slopes

The chapel is great! Here you can relax briefly after the climb, pause for a moment (or pray if you wish) - and have a wonderful view of the area. You can also hike up here with children. You can see the chapel from afar.