20의 괴스틀링 데어 입스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

“Is it always something special for you?” asks presenter Werner Schmidbauer as he and Munich priest Rainer Maria Schießler reach the summit cross crowning the mountain in an episode of the Bavarian Television series “Summit Meeting.” I would like to offer his short but poignant answer to all who pause before this small sacred monument for reflection: “For me, the cross has always been a symbol of encouragement, of hope, of new beginnings, of life. That’s how my parents taught it to me…”

Beautiful small community along the Ybbstal cycle path.

It is a beautiful panorama that you can experience here.

The Dürrenstein, at 1878 m high, is located in the UESCO World Heritage Site of the Dürrenstein Wilderness Area. The 11th stage of the Luchstrail leads from Göstling over the Dürrenstein to Lunz/See. It is a lonely mountain with a very long climb. There is the possibility of spending the night at the Ybbstalhütte to split up the long climb.

There are refreshment stops along the route. Beautiful cycle path. A dream landscape. We cycled from Waidhofen an der Ybbs to Lunz am See and back again. It was a great bike tour.

Hollenstein – an idyllic village in the Ybbs Valley and a popular stop for cyclists on the Ybbs Valley Cycle Path. The route follows the Ybbs River through an impressive river and mountain landscape, offering numerous opportunities for breaks in nature or a refreshing dip in the river. In Hollenstein, the village center, with its restaurants and regional charm, invites you to linger. A fantastic route through a beautiful landscape. A very scenic tour, well worth it. The "Sheep Cheese Express" was the affectionate nickname of the former Ybbs Valley Railway, which once traversed the Ybbs Valley and was used to transport sheep cheese and other goods. Today, an original carriage, now a "time travel carriage," in the center of Hollenstein an der Ybbs commemorates this history. Inside, visitors will find a small exhibition with original equipment, photos, videos, and eyewitness accounts of the railway and regional life of that era. The modern Ybbs Valley Cycle Path largely follows the former railway line and passes directly by the carriage. For cyclists, this offers an ideal opportunity for a break with cultural insights into the valley's past – surrounded by nature and with direct reference to the history of the route.

The highest peak on the crossing from the Scheibe to the Herrenalm

Great summit - in summer and in winter!