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The magnificent viewpoint above Biberbach is also beautifully decorated as a rest area with a wooden pear "Heart of the Mostviertel" and a panorama board 👍

The detour up here is definitely worth it! The walk up alone is worth it!

Very lovingly designed place!

Great viewpoint with a magnificent panorama!

A very special Christian field monument can be found on the farm track up to Gehartsberg, just behind the Obergrübl house at the edge of the forest: the Tree Trunk Madonna. A romantic place of worship has been created there – with a small platform framed by natural stone, a bench, and an impressive Madonna carved directly from the mighty tree trunk. When the large linden tree had to be felled, Heribert and Ernestine Leitner from the Obergrübl farm (house number 213) already had the idea of creating something permanent there. The tree was felled at a height of about 3.5 meters – and from the remaining trunk, this unique Madonna was created in the middle of nature.

A memorial stone was erected at the Gehartsberg lookout point in honor of honorary citizen Karl Lammerhuber, offering a magnificent view of Biberbach. The conglomerate stone measures approximately 1.3 x 1.3 x 0.7 meters and rests on a foundation of sandstone slabs. On the roadside, a metal plaque bearing the inscription "Karl Lammerhuber View, Municipality of Biberbach, September 2000" commemorates the popular local historian. With the opening of the Heart of the Mostviertel long-distance hiking trail in 2025, this spot was expanded into a lovingly designed rest area – a place to linger and enjoy the view.

A wonderful cycle path through the Mostviertel. Make sure you enjoy the view along the way.

The chapel stands on the highest point of the gallows hill, framed on three sides by an old stock of trees. The front view shows smooth white fascia and door frames and a 15 cm projecting gable top, the gable surface is decorated with a niche with a reverse glass picture of St. Christopher. The archway shows the year of construction. 19 IHS 37. The altar table is fitted into the curve of the back wall. In addition to the statue of Mary on the altar, there are also several prints behind glass on the side walls. The tiled gable roof forms a hip at the back because of the small curve. It is not known exactly whether a gallows once stood on the hill, which was already called "golgenbüchl" in the version from 1751.