루프레히트쇼펜 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Access is not easy to find, but a visit to the caves is well worth the "search".

After Ruprechtshofen ride on the new cycle path of the abandoned narrow-gauge railway "Krumpe" in the direction of Wieselburg, then turn off in the Rotte Koth (Schlattenbauer), behind the farmhouse there are graves from the 1st century AD in a 150 m wide ridge made of sandstone. Illyrian, Celtic and Roman names are carved on the rock face. The approximately 50 m long cave passage with several niches is still preserved today and can be entered at your own risk.

Roman burial sites over 2000 years old, later used as a pigsty. You can visit the caves, freely accessible, don't forget your torch.

Take a torch with you

Two hiking trails meet at Zöchbauer Reith, the left towards Ruin Zelking and the right towards Eisernes Bild. To the south you come to Vornholz or Mannersdorf. The paths in this area are forest roads, they are generally in good condition, but depending on the weather (by tractors) they can also be very rough and dirty.

Two hiking trails meet at Zöchbauer Reith, the left towards Ruin Zelking and the right towards Eisernes Bild. To the south you come to Vornholz or Mannersdorf. The paths in this area are forest roads, they are generally in good condition, but depending on the weather (by tractors) they can also be very rough and dirty.

On the Damm Weg der Melk, a "wild fruit nature trail" has been set up between Ruprechtshofen and Geigenberg. At the beginning in Ruprechtshofen there is an information hut with descriptions of all tree types, the individual trees along the gravel path are also labeled.

Route section to Ruprechtshofen direction Oberndorf