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A popular recreational area in the Steyr Valley, known for its impressive natural scenery with steep rock faces.

Klaus Castle is an international Christian leisure center and educational institution.

Klaus Castle is an international Christian leisure center and educational institution.

Klaus Castle in Upper Austria is a historically and culturally significant building with a fascinating history. Here are some interesting facts about the castle: 1. History: - The castle's origins date back to the 12th century, making it one of the oldest buildings in the region. - It has served various functions over the centuries and is now a Protestant educational center. 2. Architecture: - The castle is characterized by its impressive architecture, which combines elements from different eras. - The complex is surrounded by a picturesque landscape, which further enhances the overall appearance of the castle. 3. Use: - Today, Klaus Castle serves as an international Christian leisure center and educational center, offering various events and programs. - The Torchbearers Missionary Society is headquartered here and organizes numerous activities. 4. **Leisure Opportunities**: - The area surrounding the castle offers numerous **hiking and walking trails** that highlight the region's natural beauty. - The nearby **Klauser See** is a popular spot for relaxation and leisure activities. 5. **Events**: - The castle regularly hosts **events** and **seminars** aimed at various audiences, from families to groups and individuals. Klaus Castle is therefore not only a historic building, but also a vibrant place for encounters and learning.

Old Summit Cross of the Grosser Priel At the end of June 2008, the 138-year-old, 8-meter-high, 2.2-ton summit cross of the 2,515-meter-high Grosser Priel was bent by a thunderstorm. This summit cross was restored and laid out for public viewing in the church park, opposite the parish hall, next to the bandstand. Later, at the suggestion of the owner, HRH Carl Duke of Württemberg, it was re-erected. On August 17, 2009, a new 1.8-ton summit cross was flown to the summit by helicopter.

From here you can take the Höss express to get even higher and then attempt the summit climb

What does it look like here when the sun is shining?

A modern 10-seater cable car takes you to Hütterer Boden at an altitude of approximately 1,400 meters. There you'll find hiking trails, restaurants, a ski resort, and a magnificent Alpine panorama!