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Market and Church of the Assumption of Mary.

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The ferry operates between Kasten in Austria and Obernzell in Germany across the Danube and also carries bicycles. It's a popular part of the Danube Cycle Path and is ideal for cycling tours along the border. The crossing is short but very scenic: it offers beautiful views of the Danube and connects two attractive cycling routes. Cyclists should arrive at the landing a few minutes before departure – boarding is straightforward, and the crossing is a memorable moment on any cycling tour along the Danube.

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The trip costs 3 euros per person (including bicycle)

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Caution cyclists! There are 90 steps to climb. Not feasible for everyone with the heavy e-bikes.

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Caution cyclists! There are 90 steps to climb. Not feasible for everyone with the heavy e-bikes.

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Fountain with drinking water and a view of Untergriesbach and Obernzell.

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Panoramic view of the Bavarian and Bohemian Forest: reward after ascent on good surface

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good descent new asphalt

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Engelhartszell is great!

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Particularly worth seeing in Obernzell is the former prince-bishop's moated castle from the 15th century, which now houses a ceramics museum.

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Update 06.06.2025 passable by bike.

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From here you can start many hikes.

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The branch church in Pyrawang, a district of the Upper Austrian municipality of Esternberg, is dedicated to Saint Peter and is one of the oldest religious buildings in the region. It was probably built before the Esternberg parish church was constructed. Bone finds in the surrounding area provide evidence of a former cemetery near the church. The church is a single-nave building with a central tower crowned by an octagonal dome with an onion dome. Inside is a Baroque high altar with depictions of Saints Peter and Paul. Particularly noteworthy are the High Gothic frescoes from the 14th century, which were uncovered during restoration work in 1982 and are among the few surviving wall paintings of this period in Upper Austria. The church has three bells, which were replaced after a lightning strike in 1810. In 1878, a Lourdes chapel in the form of a grotto with a replica of the "White Lady" was built in the basement of the tower. Today, the church belongs to the Schärding parish of the Diocese of Linz and is open to visitors by appointment. Its idyllic location directly on the Danube makes it a popular destination for cyclists and those interested in cultural history.

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Market & parish church 'Assumption of Mary' of Engelhartszell.

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On the Danube, quite nice

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nice view...

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Beautiful church along the way.

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beach for swimming

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The parish of Engelhartszell was first documented in 1214 and 1227. A church probably already existed at that time. The beautiful parish church of Engelhartszell stands on a rock in the town center and can be reached from the market via a staircase with 62 steps. The church has a baroque interior that is worth seeing. A rarity is hidden in the triumphal arch to the chancel: behind the statue of Saint John you can see a rectangular recess - the position for a rood screen! In the Middle Ages, the choir room (= altar room) was only accessible to clergy and was separated from the "secular" nave by a richly decorated partition wall, the rood screen. Source: https://www.donauregion.at/oesterreich-poi/detail/400976/pfarrkirche-engelhartszell-mariae-himmelfahrt.html

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This viewing platform invites you to take a short break, as it offers a wonderful view down into the Danube valley and of Untergriesbach and the peaks of the Bavarian Forest rising in the distance. If the visibility is good, you can even see the Great Arber. The fountain on the platform also offers the opportunity to fill up water bottles.

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