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頂上の素晴らしい眺め

頂上に素晴らしい眺め

After visiting the impressive lookout tower and the Prochenhütte, be sure to visit the summit cross. The panorama is breathtaking and alpine. It's recommended to leave your bike at the bottom just before the final climb. If it's not too heavy, you can also carry or push it up for a summit photo; it's not far.

"The Voralpe, or Voralm, is a mountain in the Ybbstal Alps in the border triangle of Lower Austria, Upper Austria, and Styria. The mountain has two main peaks: the 1,770 m (5,700 ft) high Stumpfmauer on the border between Lower Austria and Upper Austria, which drops steeply to the southeast; and further southwest, the 1,727 m (5,700 ft) high Tanzboden on the border between Lower Austria and Styria. The border triangle is located in the saddle between the peaks. The Stumpfmauer is the highest elevation in the Steyr-Land district. The Voralpe can be climbed from Hollenstein an der Ybbs or from Altenmarkt, partly via roads and partly via trails, in about three hours. The crossing from one peak to the other takes about 45 minutes. The Eisenwurzenweg (Austrian Long-Distance Hiking Trail 08) also leads over the Voralpe." https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voralpe

The newly renovated Prochenberghütte is located on Ybbsitz's local mountain and is run by volunteers. Next to the hut there is a lookout tower that promises a great panorama. The hut can be reached on foot, by mountain bike and snowshoes. Opening times: May, June: Sundays and public holidays July, August: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays https://www.alpenverein.at/waidhofen-ybbs/huetten/index.php

Good stamina required! One of the most beautiful mountains with a view!

The history of the castle spans around 700 years. A "farm by the lake" was mentioned as early as 1367. The name "Seehof" first appeared in 1490, and probably served as the farm of the Gaming Charterhouse. Today the castle is privately owned and is run as a forestry business. You can take a break in the neighboring castle tavern and be enchanted by the beautiful surroundings.

It is a very long climb from Hollenstein/Sandgaben (Lower Austria) or Palfau (Styria) to the summit, but the view is magnificent.