グロースピータースドルフの天然記念物・トップ9

The road over the Geschriebenstein is the highest pass in Burgenland. The northern ascent from Lockenhaus is subjectively more beautiful, with a steep start, but then it is easy and evenly rideable. The asphalt is good, there is usually little traffic, and the descent to Rechnitz allows for high speeds - but be careful of the steep passage before entering the town. There are cafés in Lockenhaus and Rechnitz for a short break.

If you're planning to explore this area by bike, on a run, or while hiking, make sure to bring your own Merlot. The region is known for its stunning views and outdoor activities, but finding a good spot to enjoy a glass of wine can be a challenge. Packing your favorite Merlot ensures you can savor a well-deserved drink after your adventure!

very idyllic rest area with a wonderful view

From the beginning of the Iron Age to the end of the Early Middle Ages, lawn iron ore was mined and smelted with huge amounts of charcoal. The excellent quality of the iron led from 800 BC. To a flourishing trade. The 13 tumuli in the Körbelwald presumably date from the early Roman Empire. However, due to the lack of archaeological investigations, the time allocation is uncertain. You can find more information here: https:// Grenzwaechter.at/?location=station15&localredirect=true.

Already mentioned in a document in 1674, the Magdalenenkapelle was built in the last quarter of the 17th century over a spring that is said to have healing powers. The spring water is said to have numerous miraculous healings. On the lower floor of the two-story building, water can be drawn from a pump well. When I was here, however, the well was covered. Presumably wintering? Right next to it there is a resting place and an information board with further information about the chapel and the church of St Katharina, which is a little below.

A natural cave in the middle of the forest. But the name - propagated on the web - is a little misleading. This one probably just made it to the name "cave". It is correct that this is a geological depression. But it is not accessible. A few probably badger burrows near the cave are a little deeper. But the area is extremely interesting. All around there should have been a depression once, which indicates a cavity under this area. It is definitely worth stopping by.

A trip here is worthwhile just because of the imposing transmitter system. Great investment. Tip-top maintained. And of course there is also a summit cross. A table-bench combination also invites you to take a break.

The summit cross is right next to the transmitter. Fork in the road to Oberkohlstätten, Althodis and Rechnitz.