와이즈 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Wonderful nature experience - an easy, exciting way to the waterfall.

A truly beautiful rock formation that makes for a great photo opportunity. It's a bit off the path, so it's easy to walk past it if you don't know where it is.

A truly beautiful rock formation that makes for a great photo opportunity. It's a bit off the path, so it's easy to walk past it if you don't know where it is.

Beautiful view towards the inn.

5 min from the path

Behind the cemetery are benches, perfect on a sunny day

Anger railway station takes you back to the time when the railway was opened in 1911. Still in good condition. Unfortunately, it is currently an abandoned jewel. Hopefully this lost place can be revived. The station was built as part of the construction of the approximately 24 km long Feistritztalbahn, a narrow-gauge railway between Weiz and Birkfeld. The railway was opened on December 14/15, 1911 and public transport was completely stopped in 1973. By decision of February 2, 2011, the railway was placed under monument protection, but this was overturned by the court in 2017; in July 2021, it was again placed under protection, which was again contested by the court, but has been legally valid since 2023ː

The Anger parish church is essentially a Romanesque building. It was completely rebuilt in the Baroque style between 1708 and 1711. The figures on the high altar (around 1720) are attributed to Marcus A. Schokotnigg, and the altarpiece was painted by Josef Adam von Mölck in 1770. The Barbara Chapel contains valuable late Gothic frescoes. Parish church built in the 12th century. (1708–1711) Church: Fourteen Holy Helpers, built in 1517 (1633) Church: St. Ulrich am Külml, called 1424 Parish called: 1370 Registrations: T and Tr 1630, St 1634 Mass chapel: Maria Grünbründl am Rabenwald Parish church: Parish church of St. Andreas Branch church: Branch church of 14 Holy Helpers