바이텐스펠트 임 구르크탈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

The path that runs west below the Kuster offers you many amazing views of the 1,669 meter high mountain.

The 1,160-meter-high Veitsberg lies in the Wimitz Mountains and is actually a subsidiary peak of the nearby Gößeberg, but it is often considered a mountain in its own right. A chapel stands on its summit, first mentioned in 1580 – the site may have served as a place of worship in Roman times. After a fire in 1950, the chapel was rebuilt. Veitsberg is also the third and highest stop in the traditional Vierbergelauf (Four Mountains Run), in which the chapel is circled three times and the bell is rung to make a wish.

Not recommended with a dog (quiet dog on a leash) One cow quickly rushed towards the dog. We closed the gate just in time and decided not to do this.

Nice place, unfortunately at the time when we were there no view in fog. When it rains, the rocks to the summit are quite slippery. Please be careful. Then stop at the Lorenziberg. The mixed sandwich was great.

A small castle steeped in history, it's very beautiful from the outside. It would be great to have a look inside.

A nice place to take a break. It is worth it!

The Veitsberg (1160 m) is a mountain in Carinthia. It lies close together with the Gösseberg (1171 m) at the village Liemberg halfway between Sankt Veit an der Glan and Feldkirchen. At its top is a chapel with wooden barrel vault, which was mentioned in 1580 in a document. Finds from Roman times - z. For example, a sanctuary attributed to the god Mithras in St. Urban - but can close to a possibly earlier use as a place of worship. The small church was rebuilt after a fire in 1950, but the statue of St. Veit, after which the mountain is named, is missing. [1] The Veitsberg is the third and highest mountain in the Vierbergelauf, the church is three times clockwise circled around and then the bell is rung to make a wish come true. On the eastern slope of the Veitsberg is the ruins Liemberg, which was first mentioned in 1167 and since at least 1688 is abandoned. At the foot of the mountain is the castle Liemberg from the 16th century. Source: Wikipedia.org