쉬운 오트낭 암 하우스룩 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Formerly a "rest stop" for horse-drawn carriages, today the highest point on the Pettenfirst pass. Parking is available for hikes to the Pettenfirst Hut or into the Hochwald forest.

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Interesting perspectives that you can see there.😉👍🏻

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A great hut with a pleasant atmosphere and very friendly staff.

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The path to the Pettenfirsthütte (710m) is suitable for families and children. From Zell am Pettenfirst it goes up via the children's forest. The innkeepers at the hut are very friendly, the service is good, the cuisine is down-to-earth and the prices are quite reasonable. Opening hours: Open Tuesday-Sun in summer, Monday is a day off. In winter it is open Fri-Sun.

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A beautiful place above Wolfsegg with a fantastic view from the Ötscher to the Watzmann. The Upper Austrian Peasants' War ended here in 1626. Gardens can currently still be seen as they were created for the Upper Austrian Garden Time 2023.

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Nice hut, good snack, but unfortunately not a proper lunch. Between the trees there is a view towards the southwest - from Lake Mondsee to the Salzburg Untersberg, with the Berchtesgaden peaks in between.

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1161 First mention of the place name Wolfesekke. 1477 first documented mention of the church, looked after from Atzbach. Belonging to the parish of Ottnang since 1750. Independent parish since 1784. Construction essentially gothic. 1702 first expansion with a dome by Leonhard Endthofer, 1729 conversion and addition of the second dome by Johann Michael Prunner. Great market fire in 1864. West tower with pointed helmet in 1867/68. The tower originally stood on the south side of the choir nave, above the sacristy. There, however, the foundations sank. Baroque high altar until 1890, then establishment of historicism. Redesign of the interior in 1972 as a parish church in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council. In the 1970s and 80s, local artists and craftsmen added the organ case (Franz Bachmayr), the statue of St. George (Johannes and Martin Schildberger), the altar (Fritz Gast), the tabernacle, the Bible stand and the chandelier (Franz Bachmayr) and the St. George fresco on the outer wall (Franz Bucar) designed.

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The Pettenfirsthütte is located on the Pettenfirst in the middle of the Hausruck Forest in the Upper Austrian Prealps. It is a popular destination for families and a base for day trips into the surrounding area with great views.

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