クラインツェルの天然記念物・トップ12

山頂の十字架（1338 m）は、山の最高地点から約95 m北に位置しており、そこには山頂駅（Gipfellift 1+2）が建設されました。山頂の十字架から送信機へ向かう途中、岩によって風から守られた場所に木製のベンチがあります。ここからは、シュネーベルクとエッチェル方面への素晴らしい景色が広がります。近くのウンターベルクハウスでは、心地よい休憩ができます。

ハセルラストクラムを通る美しいMTBトレイル

Unfortunately, at the end of June 2025, not a drop of water was to be seen🙈

If the rain is off for an extended period, this is a beautiful cave to explore. However, you shouldn't enter it if the weather is bad.

not a MUST but quite funny

Barely used road. The narrow section is one of the highlights. You should definitely drive it.

The Haasen Bankerl rest area was built by Roman Haas, a skilled craftsman with a great love for nature. He also left many other Haasen bankers in various places in the Vienna Woods and even abroad. The Haasen Bankerl rest area has a plaque made from a tree slice that commemorates the Year of the Forest 1985. The Haasen Bankerl rest area can be reached from different sides, for example from Muggendorf or Oberdörfl. The path leads through beautiful forests, meadows and rocks. The total walking time is between 3 and 5 hours, depending on the route.

The Myralucke is a cave on the Unterberg in Lower Austria from which the Mirabach rises, which also forms the Myra Falls. The cave is an episodically active water cave and has two siphon sections that can only be overcome by diving and sometimes with a rubber dinghy. The total length of the cave is over 306 m and the total height difference is 19 m. There are numerous legends surrounding the Myralucke, for example about a girl named Mira who fell into the lake, an enchanted emperor with his entourage, a treasure with a password and the entrance to the underworld. The cave is a popular destination for hikers and ski tourers, who can access the cave from various sides.