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PurzelkampwegPhoto: Waldviertel Tourismus
Author’s recommendation
Follow the signs counterclockwise only!
Refreshments available only in Bad Traunstein!
"Feels Good" Hiking Trail
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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When choosing your route, make sure it’s appropriate for your fitness level. Check to see if the restaurants and cafes you plan to visit along the way are open. Pack your fully charged cell phone and maps in your backpack. For cross-border trips, please always carry a passport or ID card with you.
Tips and suggestions
Market Town of Bad Traunstein
(T) +43(0)2878/6077
(E) tourismus@bad-traunstein.at
(I) www.bad-traunstein.at
Waldviertel Tourism
3910 Zwettl, Sparkassenplatz 1/2/2
(T) +43 2822 54109
(E) info@waldviertel.at
(I) www.waldviertel.at
Roadbook
This varied trail in the northern part of the municipality of Bad Traunstein takes you past isolated farmsteads in the Waldviertel region (Spitzhof, Dapfhof, Aschermühle) and very small villages (Maueröd, Schönau). Interesting landscape features provide insight into the often arduous farming practices of the past. You’ll start from the parking lot at the elementary school and hike past the isolated farmsteads of Spitzhof, Dapfhof, and Groß-Hummelberg. Then you’ll continue left toward Maueröd and on to Aschermühle. The trail passes through the villages of Aschen, Bankschmitten, Bernau, and Schönau. You’ll continue along the road until you return to Bad Traunstein after about 2 kilometers.
Steingiganten am Wachtstein
Opferstein
Café-Bäckerei Bachl
Ausstellungszentrum Josef Elter
Pfarrkirche Bad Traunstein
Freizeitanlage Bad Traunstein
Kräutergarten Bad Traunstein
Children playground Bad Traunstein
Directions
A1, Melk exit – Danube Bridge to Emmersdorf – Weitenegg – Pöggstall – Würnsdorf – Martinsberg – Bad Traunstein
Parking
Bad Traunstein Elementary School Parking Lot
Coordinates
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Equipment
Sturdy footwear, functional clothing, sun and rain protection, maps, trekking poles if needed, first-aid kit (blister bandages), and plenty of food and drinks (snacks, granola bars, fruit, water).For winter hikes, we recommend a thermos with hot drinks, warm, functional clothing, a hat, gloves, and a flashlight or headlamp.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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