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October 20, 2024
We continue with the Linz hiking trails.
This time it is the LZ5 circular hiking trail. It is a little away from Linz. There is a hiking car park at the starting point. You can only get there by public transport during the week when the school bus is running. What a pity. I cycled there from Linz on
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August 11, 2024
It's supposed to be warm today, so I'd rather set off earlier. And it's just lovely in the morning, the air is still nice and fresh, the grass is still wet. I start at the cemetery in Linz.
The LZ 6 leads along a narrow path past the cemetery on the right, straight up the mountain. At the end of the
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August 4, 2024
The start for the LZ 4 and LZ 3 is the powder tower in Linz. I follow the street "Am Gestade", "vor dem Leetor", "In der Au" and "Zur Verschönerung". To the right it goes into the forest. The stairs go up in serpentines, halfway up there is the sign for the LZ 4, which I follow to the left. A narrow
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July 28, 2024
The LZ 1 can be easily combined with the LZ 2 hiking trail. The start was at the corner of Hauptstrasse and Schwarzenbergstrasse. Here you first walk a bit along the Rheinsteig. The narrow trail is above the houses. After a short while you will come to an information board and a bench with a great view
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July 28, 2024
Hiking trail LZ 2, start and finish is at the corner of Hauptstrasse and Im Sayen. First, it goes uphill along the road past the sports field and the barbecue hut. The path is no longer tarred. After the small pond on the left, the first shelter comes. I follow the middle path slightly to the left past
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May 15, 2024
The last day. The highlight is definitely the Frankfurt skyline. Otherwise, today we drove through a lot of industrial areas. Even though the surroundings were beautiful, we had to be very careful on the road, with huge bumps caused by tree roots or potholes.
The mouth of the Main was emotional. We started
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November 26, 2024
Getting there: by bus 🚌 Line 180 from Linz train station to Erl (at Pfingsthof). The bus runs every hour during the week and every two hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
By car 🚙: There is a nice hiking car park at the chapel (L253/Hauptstraße).
Today I chose to travel by bus. Once you arrive, turn left
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