ザンクト・ゲオルゲン・アム・リースの天然記念物・トップ16

After visiting the impressive lookout tower and the Prochenhütte, be sure to visit the summit cross. The panorama is breathtaking and alpine. It's recommended to leave your bike at the bottom just before the final climb. If it's not too heavy, you can also carry or push it up for a summit photo; it's not far.

The Mendlingtal adventure world in Göstling an der Ybbs is a fascinating excursion destination that combines nature, culture and history in a unique way. The theme trail "On the Timber Trail" is particularly exciting, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the world of traditional timber rafting and forestry. Along the trail, you can not only enjoy the impressive landscape of the Mendlingtal, but also experience first-hand how tree trunks used to be transported over the water.

The moor can be circled over a distance of approx. 2 km - and at the end a wooden footbridge even leads into the middle. www.mostviertel.at/a-hochmoor-leckermoos-moorweg

An impressive hike through the Mendlingtal - highly recommended. Easily feasible for children from about 5 years Entrance fees: Adults € 9.00 Seniors € 8.00 Youth € 6.00 Children up to 15 years € 3.50 Dog € 1.00 ...or free with the Lower Austria Card :-)

Beautifully located and always good for a cool down!

The Prochenberg can be hiked from various starting points: From Ybbsitz 414 m From the Haselstein farmhouse via Haselsteinwand (homecoming cross) - parking spaces available From the farmhouse Mitterlehen 642 m - parking spaces available (for a donation) By Maria Seesal A great all-round view awaits you at the observation tower. From May 1st to the end of October, the Prochenberghütte 1123 m is open on Sundays and public holidays.

Promau is located in the municipality of Hollenstein in the Amstetten district in Lower Austria. The pass connects Hollenstein in the northwest with Lassing in the east. Promau lies between the Göstlinger Mendlingtal and the Hollensteiner Hammerbachtal and Sandgraben. The valley train separates the Königsbergzug (1452 m) in the north from the Gamssteinzug (Hochkogel 1774 m) in the Ybbstal Pre-Alps. The route was an important transport route for iron ore pig iron in the early modern period. The Lower Austrian Eisenwurzen Nature Park documents the small iron industry with several systems. There are always old hammer mills with their distinctive chimneys along the route. The pass is not of great importance for cycling, but it is all the more scenic. The volume of traffic is almost zero, the road is narrow and leads through the valley in a wild and romantic way. From the top of the pass you have a nice view of the pre-Alps every now and then.

a natural jewel perfectly cared for