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We combined the medium and small Schacherteich loops (photo). Recommended. 15 km.

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Bam in the middle of the world

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It's a great place to relax. Beautiful paths suitable for everyone.

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The panoramic spot "Tree in the middle of the world" offers a magnificent view of the Northern Limestone Alps from its observation tower. Really worth seeing😍👍🏻

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During my visit I almost had to hold on to the tower. The foehn storm was extremely strong.

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The Gusterberg is a 488 m high mountain that offers a wide view from the Alps to Berchtesgaden and the Bohemian border. It was chosen in 1817 as the fundamental point of the Upper Austrian national survey. This means that it was the coordinate origin for the precise surveying and mapping of the then crown lands of Upper Austria, Salzburg and Bohemia. The tree in the middle of the world is a linden tree that was planted at the location of the zero point. The name referred to this widely visible tree, which is also mentioned in Adalbert Stifter's novel Der Nachsommer. The original tree had to be felled in 1929 due to a lightning strike, but there is a successor tree that already has a trunk circumference of almost 3 meters. There is also an inn with the same name near the tree.

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The tree in the middle of the world is a special place in Upper Austria that offers a wide view and an interesting history. It is located on the Gusterberg, the highest point southeast of Kremsmünster. The name refers to an old tree that was chosen in 1817 as the fundamental point of the Upper Austrian national survey. The original tree was a huge linden tree that had to be felled in 1929 because of a lightning strike. A new linden tree was planted nearby in 1916, which now has a trunk circumference of almost 3 meters. The tree in the middle of the world was also an inspiration for the famous poet Adalbert Stifter, who set his novel The Late Summer in the area around Kremsmünster. He describes a trip to the Gusterberg, but does not mention it by name. He calls it the cherry tree from which the residents of the Rose House viewed their properties. Today you can visit the tree in the middle of the world and enjoy the beautiful landscape. There is an inn with a garden, a guest house and a playground. You can also go cycling and hiking and admire the panoramic view. The tree in the middle of the world is a place full of history, culture and nature.

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The Gusterberg viewing platform is a popular place to enjoy the beautiful landscape of Upper Austria. It is located on the highest point of the Gusterberg, which is 488 m above sea level. From here you have a wide view from the Alps to Berchtesgaden and the Bohemian border. The Gusterberg is also a historically significant place because it was chosen as the fundamental point of the Upper Austrian national survey in 1817. This means that it served as the coordinate origin for the mapping of the crown lands of the time. The name Gusterberg viewing platform also refers to the famous tree in the middle of the world that was planted at the location of the zero point. The tree was originally a centuries-old linden tree that had to be felled in 1929 due to a lightning strike. As a precaution, a new linden tree was planted nearby in 1916, which now has a trunk circumference of almost 3 meters. The tree in the middle of the world is also known in literature, as it was described by the Upper Austrian poet Adalbert Stifter in his novel Der Nachsommer. In addition to the tree in the middle of the world, there is also an inn with the same name that has existed there since 1911. There you can refresh yourself after a hike or bike ride and enjoy the view. The Gusterberg viewing platform is therefore an ideal place for nature and culture lovers who want to take a trip to the Wels region.

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Nice little church: unfortunately it was only partially open.

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The lower Trauntal between Gmunden and Wels is designated as a bird sanctuary of European importance. The river itself, the alluvial forests along its banks and the adjoining cultural landscape are breeding areas and habitats for numerous species that have now become rare.

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Beautiful paths around the ponds. In winter you can go ice skating or curling. Parking spaces are available.

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The Schacherteiche are a great area to go for a walk and relax. Be it spring, summer, autumn or winter. If the Schacherteich are frozen over in winter, you can go curling or go ice skating.

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In autumn the carp are fished!

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Idyllic place, paths on the north/east side are more for pushing, the south side is easy to drive on, even for simple bikes.

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They are located in the Schachenwald north of the main town of the municipality near the village of Heiligenkreuz. From southwest to northeast these are the small, large, middle and front Schacherteich. They are mainly fed by precipitation and originally had a total area of about 20 hectares; due to silting up, a total water surface of about 15 to 16 ha can now be assumed

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Beautiful view, with a panorama table of the surrounding peaks

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The Schacherteiche are four large ponds in the area of the market town of Kremsmünster in the Upper Austrian district of Kirchdorf.

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A special area in partly untouched nature. Not only bird lovers get their money's worth here, lg Crawallo

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The Schacher ponds and their surroundings belonged to the European protected area "Untere Traun". They are of national importance as resting, transit and winter quarters, especially for ducks. Teal, Garganey, Gadwall and Pochard have significant populations here nationwide. The ponds together have a water surface of approx. 15 ha.

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There are several options in the nature reserve to make the hike either shorter or longer. The only drawback, there is only seating right by the ponds, otherwise it is advisable to take a mat with you to rest on a tree stump or in the meadow, lg Crawallo

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