L2 Zedernbauernspitz / Ochsenkogel Trail
4400 Steyr
Description: Attention! Due to a rockfall, the hiking trail is closed until further notice!
Varied circular route over the southern local mountains of Micheldorf (Altpernstein Castle, Zederbauernspitz, Ochsenkogel and Pröller)
Recommended season:
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
- Loop
Circular route with many viewpoints in all directions over a length of 14km with 800m of elevation gain. The beautiful trail goes from Altpernstein Castle up to Zederbauernspitz. Along the ridge to Ochsenkogel and down over the Pröller again.
Directions:The start of the route is the train station in Micheldorf. You start to the left past the Cloeren company. After about 200m, before the last house on the right side, you go into a narrow path leading to the underpass of the B138. Then turn left and after the right curve, continue straight ahead along the old B138, the Burgstraße, to the Weissenhof riding estate. After the right curve, continue straight on the marked hiking path to the castle.
After the second crossing of a small creek, turn right into the forest up to a crossroad. From there, follow the hiking trail K19 to the Zederbauern chapel and further to the L1320. Turn left here and after 100m immediately right towards Altpernstein Castle. Upon reaching the castle saddle, the path leads left until, after about 200m, it turns left again onto a meadow path, then up the forest path to a forest road. Keep left here until, after about 50m, turn right again into the forest (no marking!).
Follow the next forest road to a junction. From here the path runs briefly to the right parallel to the forest road, then continues on it to the next junction. Continue straight and then immediately turn right onto the path towards Zederbauernspitz (small wooden signpost). First flat, then it goes steeply uphill for some altitude meters. From the summit (small cross made of branches) descend the ridge path to a fork. Turn right here and at the next fork left up in the direction of Ochsenkogel (the path is well worn and visible).
Continue downhill to a forest road. Turn right here to go back in the direction of the castle. The first junction is crossed straight ahead, and at the second, turn half right and use a forest path running parallel to the forest road. The path then leads further to the castle and briefly back along the same route as the outward journey (marking present). However, about 100m before the castle, at a hut, go left down to Altpernstein Street. Continue left here, then in the next curve immediately right onto hiking trail 21/K91. Follow this downhill crossing the street through the houses towards Graben.
Shortly after the path runs through the forest, sharply turn left along a creek uphill towards Pröller. This path ends at a turnaround spot. Here go half right over the highest point downhill to Pröller. Going straight on, you cross a forest road and also the Musiker Steig until a road leading to the Georgiberg saddle. Follow this down to the old B138. Here the path continues right towards the center of Micheldorf. Before Cafe Schwarz, turn left over the bridge and then immediately right along the Krems river to the Sensenschmiede Museum. 150m later turn left over the Pyhrnpass road back to Micheldorf train station.
Equipment:The required equipment always depends on the respective route and weather conditions. Regarding food: this is very individual and it is advisable to have more equipment and food rather than less. A 5km round in the valley requires less than a challenging route in the mountains. The weather can change quickly, and if you are not constantly moving or need to take a break, warming clothing is very important, for example.
We have a general checklist here for you:
- Weather-appropriate running clothes for the respective season – weather forecast – region – altitude. These include, among others:
* a waterproof rain jacket
* waterproof rain pants suitable for running
* gloves and warm headwear (cap/headband/scarf)
* sunglasses + sunscreen + headwear for very warm days - Trail running shoes
- Water bottles, soft flasks or a hydration bladder with enough liquid for the respective route (possibly also salt tablets/magnesium)
- Snacks for an energy boost in between: energy bars, gels, chocolate, trail mix,
- Running backpack: ideally a trail running vest / trail running backpack or a waist belt for small routes.
- Dry pack: to keep your valuables or change of clothes dry (optionally a small trash bag)
- Emergency blanket
- Small first aid kit. In my opinion, an Israeli bandage is highly recommended: it is a one-handed wound and pressure bandage. Details can be found here.
- Emergency whistle (often integrated in trail backpacks)
- Mobile phone
- Map material (online and/or offline)
- E-Card or insurance card
- Some cash
- Crampons/spikes: these can be very advantageous in winter and icy conditions.
- Folding poles for trail running
- Headlamp
Paths covering:
further information:
- Circular route
- KEIN Ticketautomat - bitte kaufen Sie Ihr Ticket im Internet oder via Handy
- Umfeld und Bahnhofsgebäude barrierefrei
- Bahnsteig und Zugang zum Bahnsteig für Rollstuhl und Menschen Sehbeeinträchtigung mit Hilfestellung möglich
Weitere Services:
- ÖBB - Fahrplanauskunft (Scotty)
- ÖBB - SCOTTY mobil
- ÖBB - Streckeninformation (Infos über aktuelle Betriebsstörungen)
- ÖBB - Baustelleninformation (geplante Baustellen / Schienenersatzverkehre)
- Fahrplanbilder (im pdf-Format zum downloaden)
- Bahnhofsinformationen (Alle Infos zu Bahnhöfen/Haltestellen und Verkaufsstellen.)
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel:
Anreise mit der Pyhrnbahn, Haltestellen gibt es in Schlierbach, Kirchdorf/Krems und Micheldorf
Details unter www.ooevv.at
Anreise mit dem PKW:
Von Wien/Salzburg/Linz: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Sattledt > A9 Autobahnausfahrt Inzersdorf > ins Kremstal
Von Passau: A8 Passau > Wels > A9 Autobahnausfahrt Inzserdorf > ins Kremstal
Von Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn > Abfahrt Klaus > ins Kremstal
Zwischen Kirchdorf und Micheldorf liegt die hochgelegene Burg Altpernstein. Die Schlucht zwischen dem Burgfelsen und dem Berghang - sie ersetzt den Graben - wird von einer Steinbrücke überspannt und führt zu einem zweigeschossigen Torbau. Über dem Hausteinportal befinden sich zwei Öffnungen, die zur Aufzugsvorrichtung der Zugbrücke gehörten. Der Hof wird vom langgestreckten viergeschossigen Wohntrakt mit steilem Satteldach und dem fast ganz abgetragenen und verbauten Turm umschlossen. Im Hof selbst befindet sich ein Marmorbrunnen. Die Westseite der Burg war durch eine einfache Mauer mit vorgesetzten Türmchen abgesichert. Diese Anlage ist zu einer Aussichtsterrasse umgebaut worden.
Im Wohntrakt befindet sich der Rittersaal und eine Rüstkammer. Interesse erweckt aber der Vorbau, in dem die Kapelle untergebracht ist, vor allem wegen der noch heute gut erhaltenen, einst gefürchteten Verliese. Die Torflügel sind eisenbeschlagen, nur sind es keine gewöhnlichen Eisenbleche, sondern plattgeschlagene Harnische, wie man noch heute erkennen kann. Zur Sicherung des Zuganges wurden im gegenüberliegenden Hang zwei Türme errichtet; der untere ist ein Viereckturm, der volkstümlich "Pulverturm" genannt wird, der obere ist ein Rundturm.
Über die A9 – Ausfahrt Nr. 16 „Inzersdorf-Kirchdorf“ – B 138 bis Micheldorf, dann Bundesstraße verlassen - Auffahrt über die "Burgstraße" zur Burg.
Für detaillierte Routenanzeige bitte unten Ausgangsort eingeben.
ACHTUNG: viele Navigationsgeräte verorten die Adresse von Burg Altpernstein (Altpernstein 1) fälschlicherweise mit "Altpernstein 3".
Für Zufahrt zu "Altpernstein 1" (richtige Adresse) muss man in Micheldorf abzweigen! Viele Navis leiten aber fälschlicherweise bereits in Kirchdorf zu "Altpernstein 3" von der Bundesstraße weg. Leider gibt es zwischen "Altpernstein 3" und "Altpernstein 1" keine mit PKW befahrbare Straße, daher unbedingt darauf achten, in MICHELDORF die Bundesstraße zu verlassen und über die BURGSTRASSE in Micheldorf zur Burg hochzufahren.
Inkludierte Leistung:
Romantisch heiraten auf Burg Altpernstein
Burg Altpernstein steht Hochzeitspaaren als Location zur Verfügung
Auf vielfachen Wunsch öffnet Burg Altpernstein ihre Tore für Hochzeitsgesellschaften. Vereinzelt haben bereits Paare auf der rund 1000-jährigen Burg, die über dem Kremstal thront, geheiratet. Deren positive Feedbacks wurden nun unter dem Titel „Romantische Burghochzeit“ in ein attraktives Angebot für Brautleute gegossen, das ab sofort über die Website gebucht werden kann.
Der Charme von alten Mauern, die für märchenhafte Fotomotive sorgen, gepaart mit vielfältigen Möglichkeiten, den Ablauf der geplanten Hochzeit an die eigenen Wünsche und Bedürfnisse anzupassen: das zeichnet die „romantische Burghochzeit auf Burg Altpernstein“ aus!
Für die verschiedenen Programmpunkte der Feierlichkeit findet sich auf Burg Altpernstein garantiert der richtige Raum. So können zB Ruhezonen eingerichtet werden, um gepflegt zu speisen und sich zu unterhalten, während nebenan ausgelassen getanzt wird oder junge Hochzeitsgäste sich im Kids-Club der Burg bei Billard und Tischtennis austoben.
Die Burg Altpernstein bieten Hochzeitspaaren die Wahl zwischen einer freien, kirchlichen und/oder standesamtlichen Hochzeit. Für entspannte Stimmung sorgt außerdem die Möglichkeit, in einem der 18 Doppel- und Mehrbettzimmer der Burg übernachten zu können.
Das absolute Highlight ist die Aussichtsterrasse, von der man über das gesamte Kremstal bis in die Berge blickt. Eine Trauung oder Agape im Freien symbolisiert so auch optisch den Aufbruch des Paares in eine aussichtsreiche und gemeinsame Zukunft.
Auch das bereits erprobte Küchen- und Serviceteam hat von den Hochzeitspaaren, die sich jüngst auf Burg Altpernstein ihr Ja-Wort gegeben haben, viel Lob erhalten! Alle Möglichkeiten sowie die Rückmeldungen der bisherigen Hochzeitsgäste auf der Burg sind auf www.burghochzeit.at nachzulesen.
Rückfragen und weitere Informationen:
Mag. Christine Frauenhoffer/mupap.at im Auftrag von ISK GmbH: 0676/3298807, christine.frauenhoffer@isk-austria.at
Peter Leeb, ISK GmbH Burg Altpernstein: 0664/1313930, peter.leeb@isk-austria.at
Alle Infos und Details finden Sie auf der Website des Skybird Kremstal Vereins
Kistnbratl und Grillparty auf Anfrage
Neuer Kinderspielplatz im Innenhof (abgeschlossener Bereich)
Ebenso wurde auch der Gastgarten vor dem Haus erweitert.
E-Bike Ladestation direkt vorm Haus!
Beschreibung
Die Gegend um Micheldorf ist seit der Jungsteinzeit besiedelt. Bereits während der Hallstatt-Periode (750-400 v. Chr.) bestand auf dem Georgenberg eine Fliehburg mit doppeltem Wall.Alle zwei Jahre - immer am Sonntag nach Georg (23.4.) - findet der Georgiritt statt. Mit prachtvollen, altertümlichen Kostümen geschmückte Reiter und Pferde ziehen durch den Ort auf den Georgenberg, der mit dem Hochzeitskirchlein und den prähistorischen Ausgrabungen zu den beliebtesten Ausflugszielen zählt.
Neben der Georgibergkirche ist der Gasthof von Familie Hebesberger.
Tel.: +43 (7582) 640 30, Dienstag und Mittwoch Ruhetag!
Mit dem PKW:
Von Linz kommend auf der B138 in Micheldorf in Richtung Hinterburg abbiegen.
Auf der A9 Pyhrn-Autobahn in Klaus rechtsabbiegen und entlang der B138 bei Micheldorf in Richtung Hinterburg rechts abbiegen.
Mit dem Zug:
Mit der Pyhrnbahn Ausstieg Micheldorf.
Es werden auch auf Anfrage Verkostungen und Degustationen angeboten.
Dem Betrieb ist es ein Anliegen dem Most, als echtes heimisches Kultgetränk, wieder jenen Stellenwert und Zuspruch zu geben, den er früher hatte.
Auf Bestellung Ripperl- oder Bratlessen.
Reit- und Drachenflugzentrum. Ausgedehnte Reitmöglichkeiten.
Ganzjährig Reitbetrieb, Komforzimmer mit TV-Anschluß und Telefon.
www.reitergut-weissenhof.at/de/kontakt/
Selbstanreise mit dem PKW
Bahnabholung vom Bahnhof Micheldorf oder Kirchdorf / Krems auf Anfrage
Parkplätze beim Haus vorhanden
Auf historischem Boden, direkt an den Wurzeln der europäischen Industriegeschichte, befindet sich das Sensen Museum Micheldorf. Am Standort der ehemaligen "Sensenschmiede am Gries" wurden hier über 400 Jahre lang Sensen erzeugt und millionenfach in die gesamte Welt exportiert.
Der Industriepionier Caspar Zeitlinger führte den Betrieb im 19.Jahrhundert zu größter Blüte. 1845 beschäftigte er bereits über 400 Mitarbeiter und war damit einer der größten und bedeutendsten Unternehmer der gesamten Monarchie.
Ein Besuch im Sensen Museum ist eine Zeitreise in diese vergangene Epoche. Authentisch erhaltene Gebäude und zahlreiche Originalgegenstände lassen den Alltag von Caspar und Josepha Zeitlinger, ihrer Familie, Arbeiter und Arbeiterinnen lebendig werden und erzählen von ihren Sorgen und Nöten ebenso wie von ihren Träumen und Visionen.
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Early winter
- Deep winter
Please get in touch for more information.
Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
Phone +43 7252 53229 - 0
E-Mail info@360alpenland.com
Web www.steyr-nationalpark.at/
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