Pesenbach Valley-Kerzenstein

Description:

From the forest swimming pool in Bad Mühllacken, we hike along the right side of the Pesenbach into the nature reserve. Past the forest chapel and the Gaißkirche. After the "Schlager Salettl" the alpine hiking trail begins with the ascent to Kerzenstein. We hike back into the valley and cross the Schlagerbrücke to the opposite side of the stream back to the starting point.

Directions:

We admire unique natural beauties such as the "stone roof" (roof-shaped rock overhang), the "blue alley" (narrow spot where dark eruptive rock has been washed out), the "devil's cauldrons" (round washouts formed by whirlpools) and the "Kerzenstein," the landmark of the Pesenbach Valley. Along the route, the Danube path highlight „Paths to Healing“ invites its visitors to discover Kneipp's teachings and to explore power and cult places.

Curhaus - Pesenbach Valley - Kerzenstein - Curhaus 70% forest, 10% asphalt

Tip:
We marvel at unique scenic attractions such as the "stone roof" (roof-shaped overhanging rock), the "blue alley" (narrow passage where dark volcanic rock has been exposed by water erosion", the "devil`s tubs" (round erosions formed by vortices) and "candle rock", the landmark of Pesenbach Valley. Along the route the Danube-trail highlight "ways to healing" beckons visitors to discover the Kneipp teachings for themselves and search out cult sites.Safety guidelines:

WARNING: No winter service!

Equipment:

Sturdy footwear, good fitness, and surefootedness are required