장크트 볼프강 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Sound of water in the background

A beautiful chapel with a good view.

The Goldach is a river about 23 km long, mainly in the Upper Bavarian districts of Mühldorf am Inn and Erding, and flows into the Isen from the right and southeast, north of Schwindegg, as its largest tributary. Its upper course is sometimes also called the Königswinkler Bach, and only from the point where it flows into the Goldbach, which can be seen as the left upper course, does it consistently bear the name under which it flows. The Goldach used to be called Schwindach, as is the small village of the same name between Schwindkirchen and Schwindegg. The name is derived from the Germanic *swenþa- for "strong, impetuous, rapid". As can be seen, some other places in the valley also have part of the original name in their names. After some gold nuggets were found in the stream bed in the Schiltern/Stollnkirchen area, the name of the river is said to have changed over time to Goldach.

Saint Barbara with the tower of the St. Wolfgang church in the "Tuscany of Bavaria"

If you want to stop by, please call in advance: 08081 7 96 Food is only available upon prior order.

Information at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armstorf_(Sankt_Wolfgang) The church tower is being repaired.

A maypole of a special kind....

A place of contemplation in the middle of the forest. Magical and very beautiful