나쁜 젤 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The bench is still covered in snow, the longest praline - Duplo 😊 - can be found in the box, but there is no cash register or prices for payment.

Bauernberger Chapel, owned by the Killinger family, built around 1900, renovated in 2000 - dedicated to St. Mary.

The Gottstein threshing machine, manufactured in 1957, was purchased by Franz Schinnerl (born 1913) for 8,000 Austrian schillings from Hitzger, also known as Zehetner, in Hartl, municipality of Schwertberg. The original price was 17,000 schillings. This was a one-man threshing machine with dust extraction and a double grain cleaning system. The grain was mostly threshed as it was brought in from the field and was in use at the Schinnerl farm, also known as Salomon, until 1965. Since then, harvesting has been done exclusively with a combine harvester.

In Allerheiligen there is an incredibly beautiful view of both the Upper and Lower Mühlviertel, as well as the Alpine ridge... Breathtaking!

A bench invites you to pause and enjoy the wonderful panoramic view.

There is an information board about the castle and witch hunts - and a wonderful view of the Alps.

Wonderful view of the hilly Mühlviertel landscape next to the old Bauernberg chapel.

With the help of a well-secured ladder you climb up the rock formations. Once at the top, the “offering bowl” is very small and filled with water. There are enough benches downstairs for a break.