周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The land and #nature that actually belongs to the water and the river.

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Wonderful circular hike away from the hustle and bustle in the hilly Mühlviertel landscape. The legend of the devil (information board at the summit cross) is really brilliant, a clever farmer😜

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Such rock formations are more commonly found further north in the Mühlviertel region. A great destination for a day trip that is easy to reach or can be explored via a beautiful circular hiking trail: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/2058392409

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The hiking trail is also wonderful when coming up from Windegg. The last stretch to the rock formation is then a matter of personal judgement.

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nice, a very large pike and you can go in.

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Summit tour with beautiful views and chapel.

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A good place for a rest

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Wonderful place for a rest!😊

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A wonderful vantage point and at the same time a rewarding summit.

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The cross is a little off the path, but you can't miss it on the ascent to the summit stone.

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Even the Servus weather report couldn't get past this rock formation.

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Wonderful rock formations above the Schmiedberger organic farm. Here you can unwind and enjoy the great view all the way to the Alps.

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Extraordinary rock formation, unbelievable what nature can create.

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Very impressive sculpture which makes the reference to a fish ladder unmistakable ;-)

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The Donau-Auen National Park preserves the last large floodplain landscape in Central Europe on an area of more than 9,600 hectares. With its foundation in 1996, this jewel was placed under international protection. Since then, nature has been able to develop here free of economic constraints. By means of innovative revitalization projects, tributaries are reconnected to the river and natural banks of the Danube are promoted. The alluvial forests are developing into species-rich forest wilderness. According to the motto "Free flow. Wild forest." the original natural character returns to the floodplain landscape. Rare animal and plant species have returned or improved their populations. With the wide range of visitor facilities, excursions and events, guests can experience the Donau-Auen National Park, a regional center for environmental education and a popular destination.

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On the Danube nature trail, right on the riverbank, stands Doni's observation tower, 13 meters high. On a clear day, it offers a magnificent view of the Lower Austrian Alps, the Mühlviertel region, and the Danube. Looking through the Viscope, you know exactly where you're looking. Every point of interest is labeled, such as which mountain or town is visible. Leaving the observation tower and walking a short distance downstream along the Danube, you'll come to Doni, the walk-in fish. This galvanized sheet metal structure has an open mouth, offering a view of the wooden tower below. Between the observation tower and Doni the fish is a fish ladder, allowing fish to migrate upstream. A visit to the nature trail also provides insights into the flora and fauna between the Danube and Naarn rivers, which are described on information panels.

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From the Steinbruckmühle near Pierbach to St. Thomas am Flaschenstein. Back via the Plenkerberg and Rechberg to the Schwammerlstein. From there it goes back to the starting point. Very demanding but eventful beautiful hike between impressive stone formations, old churches, open-air museum and extraordinary landscapes. Very exhausting but absolutely worth it.

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A good place for a break with a snack

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Not only the stone is worth seeing, but also the view of All Saints in the dreamlike.

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Not only the stone is worth seeing, but also the view of All Saints' Day.

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