라스버그 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Why is it called a wobbly rock? I tried it... it doesn't wobble...

Beautiful little reservoir. It's worth a detour.

Very nice hut with an old wood stove and friendly hosts.

Interesting old church, beautiful altar

In 1125, Lasberg was mentioned for the first time in a deed of gift in which he gave the monastery of Florian a church in "Lozberch" (today Lasberg) as well as his house and the farm near the church. The organ was installed in 1785 by Lorenz F. Richter from Freistadt and largely rebuilt by the organ builder Mauracher from Linz in 1927. The organ was completely renovated in 2003 by the organ builder Kogler from St. Florian. The current neo-Gothic altars were made by Josef Umterberger from Gmunden in 1877/78.

The summit is in the middle of the forest - no view. There is a view below the tower of the HohHaus

A makeshift cross made of a tree trunk and a branch on a small rock adorns the actual Buchberg summit at 813m

Around the year 1400, the Romanesque building (Romanesque wall remains and Romanesque windows still preserved on the west side!) had undergone a Gothic extension. The Lasberg parish church is also described in the travel guide on the Mühlviertler Gothic Road.