그로스 게룽스 최고의 사이클링 경로

The founding of the settlement is attributed to Ernst von Traun around 1200. The village is first documented in the 14th century. In 1348, "Gebhart the Gf. von Kehrbach" and his brother Alram are mentioned. In 1355, Alram bequeathed the fief to his brother. In 1449, Wolfgang Erndorfer and his brothers were granted the seat by Rüdiger von Starhemberg. Confirmation was given in 1498 by Bartholomäus von Starhemberg. In 1516, the seat was already mentioned as a "broken fortress." The Arndorfers (Erndorfers) held the fief until 1532, then sold it to the Starhembergers. After it became deserted, the Meierhof mentioned in 1518 continued the economic function. Hartmann von Landau sold his "desolate purchstal zue Kherbach" to Hans Braun in 1607. Dating from the 17th century. Construction of a new manor house in the area of the Meierhof, the so-called "Kehrhof." Around 1620, the estate passed to Achaz Hackelberger von Höhenberg, in 1622 to his cousin. Around 1800, it passed to the Hackelberg-Landau branch of the family, and in 1905 to Othmar Frh. von Lazarini-Zobelsberg. Today, it is privately owned by Hubertus Lazarini and can therefore only be viewed from the outside. More on the history: https://www.burgen-austria.com/archive.php?id=915

A beautiful little wooden church in the middle of the forest, beautiful to look at, fits perfectly here.

Beautiful forest paths along the Granite Trail and from Weikertschlag lead to the water station.

Good and affordable food

Beautiful pond with hut

very beautiful valley for hiking

you can let the bike run

Best roast pork - but you can't get in without a reservation!