グリューンバッハ・アム・シュニーベルクのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

クライネ・カンツェルはホーエン・ヴァントの美しい展望台で、周囲の風景を広く見渡すことができます。特に視界が良いときは、パノラマが前方の平野やこの地域の緑豊かな丘陵地帯まで広がります。短い休憩に値する場所であり、ハイキングルート沿いの美しい写真撮影スポットです。

The Wilhelm-Eichert-Hütte enjoys a scenic location on the ridge above Weidlingbach and is a popular stop in the Eichenhain Nature Park. After the climb, you can rest in the garden or on the terrace and enjoy the view over the Vienna Woods hills and valleys. It's an ideal destination or stopover for hikers, runners, and bikers.

The "Great Pulpit" on the Hohe Wand is an absolute highlight and a must for every visitor. It offers a breathtaking view and is a popular meeting place for hikers, climbers and nature lovers. The imposing summit cross towers over the landscape and gives the place a special atmosphere - particularly impressive with dark clouds in the background. Various routes lead up, including the Springlessteig and the Wagnersteig. Whether for a well-deserved rest, a good meal on the sunny terrace or just to unwind - you should take your time up here to enjoy the view to the fullest.

The Hubertushaus on the Hohe Wand is a rustic mountain hut with a fantastic view and a cozy atmosphere. Located at 946 meters above sea level, it has been a popular destination for hikers and climbers for over 90 years. It can be reached via various trails, from easy hiking trails to challenging climbing routes. Those who stop here can enjoy the impressive landscape and fortify themselves with regional specialties - the vegetarian tarte flambée is particularly praised. When the weather is nice, the outdoor tables with a direct view of the valley invite you to linger.

A beautiful via ferrata that always requires a bit of strength! Rope is available wherever it is needed 👌 There are many different paths/trails for the descent.

Over the large wooden cross, you can look out into the beautiful landscape.

Had a good lunch here after an easy climb - everything was great!

The Wagnersteig is an easy via ferrata up the Hohe Wand - or down again. I think it is good for beginners. We did the tour this year with friends who wanted to start off easy. (Up the Springlesssteig, down the Wagnersteig). With experience, I would say you don't necessarily need climbing equipment.