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Very practical if you want to refill your drink supply on a bike ride or hike!

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This lovingly maintained Chapel of the Virgin Mary stands on the quiet outskirts of Hochschachen (municipality of St. Peter in der Au), and was ceremoniously blessed in 2010. The dates on the gable ("2009") and on the plaque demonstrate that its construction was a labor of love – harmoniously designed both inside and out. With its bright ochre paint, delicate iron railing, and beautifully paved forecourt with a bench, it invites you to take a quiet rest. The chapel is located directly off a small side road – ideal for a short break during a leisurely hike or bike ride through the gently rolling Mostviertel region. Anyone interested in chapel art in rural areas will be rewarded with great attention to detail here. A place to linger – simple, dignified, peaceful.

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On this stretch you have a great view of the Ötscher. But not only - the view extends to the Dead Mountains.

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A station on the meditation path in Wolfsbach.

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This tranquil place is also a station on the meditation path near Wolfsbach.

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This beautiful place is a station of the meditation path in Wolfsbabch. A nice and cool place to rest, especially in summer, but also a tranquil place to linger and unwind.

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A towerless Carolingian hall church, probably from the 9th century, could be detected during the archaeological investigations in 2011. In 1109 a monastery was founded in the Wolfsbach parish area, and in 1112 the Benedictine monastery in Seitenstetten was founded. The massive west tower was built in the 15th century, and today's sanctuary was consecrated in 1456. 1486 there was a fire in the church, probably in the course of the war of Matthias Corvinus. Finally, around 1500, the nave was expanded into a late Gothic hall. In 1517 the Seitenstetten monastery was incorporated into the parish. Structurally, the church was baroque in the 18th century and re-gothicized from 1908 to 1909 by Matthäus Schlager.

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A wonderful place to rest, relax and linger. Actually a station of the Wolfsbacher Meditation-Weg. But a detour here pays off anyway, because you have a beautiful view of the Mostviertel!

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You can watch the flight operations from very close by

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There are very tasty pizzas here

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In the center of Wolfsbach stands the late Gothic parish church, dating back to the 9th century. Particularly impressive are the fine net-ribbed vault, neo-Gothic windows, and modern elements such as the white marble altar and ambo. The church was last extensively renovated in 2011 and is the starting point for the meditation path with labyrinth stones. A quiet place steeped in history – ideal for a short rest or a moment of reflection during a hike. When traveling in the area around Wolfsbach, you can always see the church tower from afar. A great landmark.

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Finger Labyrinth (Johannes Domenig) – a wolf's head-shaped stone labyrinth made of Mauthausen granite on the 4.5km meditation path in Wolfsbach. It's a perfect place for slowing down, mindfulness, and a moment of tranquility in the countryside.

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