ペルネックの天然記念物・トップ12

The “Hängende Stein” is a climbing rock that is maintained and cared for by the Horn Section of the Alpine Club. Some climbing routes are possible on it. With its striking, angular shape, it cannot be overlooked.

Here you hike along meadow and forest paths along the Taffa, which winds its way through the valley, and are surprised by gigantic rock formations. Fallen trees, weirs, ruins, beavers, bridges over islands, there is a lot to discover, very idyllic! Good footwear is necessary, sometimes slippery on stones and leaves when wet, fallen trees have to be avoided or climbed over, not suitable for strollers, no place to stop for refreshments along the way.

A pleasure for well-being in every season. Sometimes, especially after rain, there are passages that should be approached with caution.

A highlight in the Taffa Valley not only for climbing enthusiasts, but also for those who enjoy the rock formations here on the Taffa.

Cave almost directly on the way, very interesting to visit and describe.

A legendary, huge rock on the banks of the Thaya. It's right on the path.

Once upon a time, a knight's maiden from Kollmitz Castle was supposed to go to the church in Raabs, accompanied by her fiancé and maids. When they came to the place where the big boulder lies today, the curly hair of the cleaning-addicted and arrogant young lady loosened. Although the bells of the church were already calling for the service, she sat down on the slope and quietly let her maids tidy her hair, which prevented not only herself but also her entourage from attending the service. Then the sky was enraged and an enormous boulder made of black amphibolite detached itself from the hillside and buried the young lady and her maids under its enormous burden.

A real eye-catcher catches your eye immediately on the hike