칼칼펜 국립공원 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Easily accessible from the Ebenforstalm, the last few meters require using your hands. Great views of the Hochschwab region, Eisenerz Alps, Haller Mauern, Tamischbachturm, Tieflimauer, Kleiner and Großer Buchstein, Sengsengebirge…

The Hohe Nock (1,963 m) is the highest peak in the Sengsengebirge Mountains and – when traversed from east to west – the last major summit of the tour before descending through the Budergraben valley. It offers magnificent panoramic views of the Kalkalpen National Park, the Totes Gebirge mountains, and the Gesäuse. On clear days, however, the Hohe Nock is a popular destination, and it can get quite crowded – those seeking absolute peace and solitude should ascend in the early morning hours and during the week.

At the chapel, a beautiful MTB alternative to the asphalt road branches off

The last section, just under 30m, can only be reached by climbing.

Good hiking, great view of the Alpstein

The path itself is beautiful, but unfortunately, in mid-April, there is still a lot of fallen leaves, which makes the path very slippery, and the many fallen trees sometimes block the path to such an extent that you have to dangerously "scramble" around them.

Historic path through "real wilderness" in a beautiful beech forest that is part of the Kalkalpen National Park. Woodcutters and alpine farmers once used this path.

The small chapel is a remnant of an earlier settlement in the Weißenbachtal, which was inhabited until 1960. The chapel was built in 1928, when a hammer mill opened on this site. After the mill closed, the settlement disappeared.