ペッテンドルフのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Here you have a great view of the confluence of the Naab and Danube rivers.

From the Kalvarienbergkirche Mariaort (Church of the Holy Cross) the railway bridge can only be reached on foot - not with loaded bikes - too many steps!

Brief description of the geotope The light-colored limestone from the former Ebenwies quarry provided the building material for Walhalla. The quarry walls show extensive boreholes and traces of the wire sawing work used to remove the limestone blocks from the wall. Romantically overgrown ruins of the former factory buildings are still preserved. In total, there were around 30 quarries in which this mass limestone was mined. The former Ebenwies quarry area is now a designated biotope and is located in a landscape conservation area. Stay away from the high quarry walls!

For a long time, this railway bridge could also have been used as a narrow footbridge for cyclists and pedestrians crossing the Danube. A separate pedestrian and cyclist bridge now exists on the shared piers, so the footbridge is currently being demolished.

Always worth a quick stop and a look!

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A beautiful church

Beautiful little church at the Danube-Naab estuary