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城は、19世紀にはブルク・フォルダーグリメンシュタインとも呼ばれていましたが、標高758mのクルムリーゲル山の頂上にあるかつての城はブルク・ホーホグリメンシュタイン、クルムリーゲル山の南西、クンツグラーベンの端にあったかつての城はヒンターグリメンシュタインと呼ばれていました。

1875年から1879年にかけて、アントニア・ウィンター夫人は、感謝の印として（1872年の株価大暴落後も夫婦の財産は無事でした）、16万グルデンの費用で、付属の教区庁舎を持つ二塔の教会を建設させました。しかし、カルテンベルクに独自の教区を設立することは、教会および世俗の当局から激しい反対を受け、実現しませんでした。長い間拒否した後、支教区教会の後援はリヒテンエッグの教区共同体が引き継ぎ、建設者であるアントニア・ウィンター夫人から、支教区教会の維持のために1,156グルデンの金額を受け取りました。

Open during the day. 1614 is the oldest date in the history of the pilgrimage site of Our Lady of the Snows. The veneration of the Mother of God was first documented in 1756. The statue of grace also dates from this period. Empress Maria Theresa donated a piece of the cross to the church, which is still in use today.

A pretty chapel located directly on the official "Haßbachtal" e-bike trail. An ideal spot for a short break in the shade.

Small playground in the shady forest with benches and tables for a family picnic.

A church was mentioned here as early as 1503 - in the Viennese Alps at the site of Kaltenegg, not far from Lichtenegg. In 1631, documents show a branch church dedicated to Radegundis and Oswald. In the centuries that followed, the church was both destroyed and renovated. When her family was spared the great stock market crash of 1872, a certain Antonia Winter had a church with two towers and a vicarage built out of gratitude. This made it possible to build a new building in the tradition of baroque pilgrimage churches. The patronage was taken over by the parish of Lichtenegg. Today, the sacred building in the Wilhelminian style - an architectural mix of classic and baroque - is a popular place of pilgrimage. Countless pilgrims come every year to the panoramic church at 850 m above sea level. Rax and Schneeberg form the picturesque backdrop.

Open on weekends and really worth seeing! https://www.burg-grimmenstein.at/ The castle is one of three former fortifications on the Kulmriegel, which dominates the Pittental. Like the other two weir systems, it was left to decay due to the roof tax and largely removed as building material. In the 1960s, it was repaired and partially rebuilt in the neo-romantic style using the walls that were still in ruins. After further deterioration, the new owner Markus Albero Grimmenstein has been restoring 90% of the facility himself since July 2014 without public funds/funds and has been opening it to the public since April 2016.

Small renovated castle with a short hike