ヘルモンゼトの天然記念物・トップ20

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.

From the west, the access is technically tricky (trail between the trees and stones), from the east side it is much easier to ride. Bike tracks can be found right up to the top - so there are some very motivated / brave people there 😎

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.

The Bründl is located not far from the Maierwiese and is easily accessible from the mountain. Very nice decoration of the Bründl.

The Koglerauer Spitz is a 685 meter high mountain. The view, especially of the Danube, is not that fantastic due to the tall trees. But the path from Pöstlingberg with the Alpine panorama is really great.

A nice destination in the Mühlviertel.

Koglerauer Spitz is a 685 meter high mountain in the Mühlviertel in Upper Austria. It lies on the border between the communities of Puchenau and Gramastetten, near the town of Großamberg. It is a popular excursion mountain near the state capital Linz. At its summit there is a summit cross and a rest area with a wonderful view of the Danube and the Eferdinger Basin. There are various hiking trails that lead to the Koglerauer Spitz. One option is to follow the Bleicherbachtal from Ottensheim and then reach the summit via a steep climb. The hike takes about 3 hours there and back and is moderately difficult. Another option is to do the 3 streams - 4 mountains tour from Gramastetten, which leads over the Koglerauer Spitz. This hike is a little longer and more demanding, takes about 5 hours and offers beautiful views of the Mühlviertel landscape. If you like hiking, you can also try the Danube Trail, which runs along the north bank of the Danube and over the Koglerauer Spitz. This long-distance hiking trail is 288 kilometers long and divided into several stages. It offers a varied mix of nature, culture and history along the river.