パッサウのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

A short, steep climb, but then the reward at the top.

Nestled between the forest and the rushing Ilz River lies this charming stop on the Ilztalbahn railway – a relic dating back to 1892. When you dismount your bike here, you'll feel a touch of railway history: once used for transporting timber, today it's a popular excursion train that rolls over bridges and through valleys. It's the perfect spot for a photo along the "beer culture on two wheels" route. https://ilztalbahn.eu/fahrplaene-ilztalbahn

Maierhof viewpoint with panoramic views of Bavaria.

very beautiful summit

Beautiful viewpoint, from Inzell the path is partly quite steep and rocky.

After four years of missionary pastoral care to farmers and lumberjacks, many of whom were German-speaking, he collapsed from exhaustion and recuperated in a Redemptorist monastery. In 1840, he joined this order to better cope with his pastoral duties. In 1852, at the age of 41, he was appointed the first Bishop of Philadelphia. He established schools and churches, established monastic communities in his area, and founded one himself, the "Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of Philadelphia." His sensitivity and humility earned him high esteem. But his tireless commitment to his diocese came at a price – after only eight years as bishop, he collapsed in the street and died on January 5, 1860. Source: Diocese of Augsburg

Memorial Day: January 5 Date of Life: Born on March 28, 1811, in Prachatice, Bohemia; died on January 5, 1860, in Philadelphia Life Story: The son of a Czech mother and a German father, John Nepomuk was born into humble beginnings and, after graduating from high school, entered the seminary in Budweis. There, and later at the University of Prague, he learned a total of eight languages. When a veritable flood of priests delayed his ordination for months, while priests were urgently needed in North America to serve the many immigrants, he walked to the French Atlantic coast and embarked for New York. There, he was ordained a priest barely three weeks after his arrival and assigned a 1450-square-kilometer parish near Niagara Falls, which he cared for tirelessly and on foot.

Wonderful view of the Bohemian Forest at 1290m above sea level.