Energy Adventure Hiking World Steinbach an der Steyr
4400 Steyr
Experience the energies of the Steyr, relax by the water, and recharge your strength!
Recommended season:
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
- Loop
- Scenic
- Refreshment stops available
- Family friendly
The attractive excursion destination for those seeking relaxation consists of 4 family-friendly circular hiking routes with 16 stations for play and information, accessible from early summer. The mascot "Steini" accompanies you on the hikes, tells you about Steinbach a. d. Steyr, and explains the diverse play and hiking opportunities in the easy terrain.
The circular hiking routes are located close to the town center, largely barrier-free and stroller-friendly (except the water route), and can be completed in 45 to a maximum of 90 minutes.
Routes in the "Energy Adventure World" Steinbach a. d. Steyr
Messererweg "Using energy" L 0.8 km
Water route "Bringing energy to flow" L 2.5 km
Power route "Recharging energy" L 4.5 km
High route "Experiencing energy" L 5.5 km
Starting point of all four routes: Parking lot in the town center
Directions:Circular route 1: Messererweg – "Using energy" (0.8 km)
In the historic town center, the circular route offers a journey into the history of Steinbach while experiencing the present and future of energy production. Experience stations: Messerer Museum on the Steyr riverbank, modernized power plant of Energie AG, old crafts alley, and town square with revitalized houses.
Circular route 2: Water route – "Bringing energy to flow" (2.5 km)
Starting from the historic center, the circular route runs along the Steyr riverbank. It offers views of the Steyr Gorge from various viewpoints and frequent direct contact with the water of the Steyr. Experience stations: deceleration area directly on the Steyr riverbank, viewpoint rock.
Attention: The water route is not fully barrier-free!
Circular route 3: Power route – "Recharging energy" (4.5 km)
Starting from the turbulent water route, the circular route leads along the edge of the Steyr Gorge through the Steinbach local recreation area over meadows and forests to the power place. The prevailing calm and idyllic landscape allows recharging and relaxing. This experience is enhanced by various stations: energy game, energetic power place, balance discs.
Circular route 4: High route – "Experiencing energy" (5.5 km)
Continuing from the water route over the power route, the high route ascends to an ice age gravel terrace high above the settlement area. It offers breathtaking views of the panorama of Kalkalpen National Park and the Steyrtal region. Experience station: viewing platform.
Paths covering:
further information:
- Circular route
- Board possible
Details - hiking
- themed path
- educational path
Das Angebot für sportliche Betätigung ist breit gefächert und vor allem kostenlos!
Die verschiedenen Geräte sind wie ein Fitnessstudio - aber nur im Freien - und laden ein, im Vorbeigehen den Körper ein wenig in Schwung zu bringen. Der Kletterwürfel lockt nicht nur die Kids an und der Skaterpark bringt den Jugendlichen gutes Adrenalin. Zwei Beachvolleyballplätze mit Rundum-Panorama lassen keine Wünsche offen. Natürlich ist auch eine WC Anlage vorhanden.
Eine Stocksporthalle im Freizeitpark fügt sich bestens ins Gelände ein und zieht Stockschützen ins Steyrtal.
Mit dem Auto:
B 140 Steyrtal Bundesstraße - Leonstein - Schloss Leonstein - Abzweigung Steyrtal Radweg
Mit dem Rad:
Steyrtal Radweg - Leonstein - Schloss Leonstein Richtung Molln
Durch die Vielfalt und das wechselnde Ausstellungsangebot lohnt sich ein wiederholter Besuch in der Galerie, um Kunst immer wieder neu zu entdecken.
Das angenehme Ambiente lädt ein zum Betrachten, Kommunizieren, Verweilen und Stöbern in teils alten Kunstbüchern.
Besonders wichtig ist uns, dass auch Kinder einen positiven Bezug zur Kunst entwickeln und ihren womöglich ersten Galeriebesuch in guter Erinnerung behalten.
Das "Hochhaus" besteht bereits seit 1645 und war damals das erste Haus neben der Kirche in Steinbach an der Steyr. Nach unserer Neuübernahme und Renovierung bieten wir unseren Gästen regionale Spezialitätenküche, hausgemachte Mehlspeisen und kulinarische Wochen für jeden Geschmack. Nehmen Sie Platz in unserem Panoramastüberl mit herrlichem Blick auf den glasklaren Steyr-Fluss oder gesellen Sie sich zu unseren einheimischen Gästen und Freunden in der gemütlichen Gaststube. Für Familienfeiern oder Gruppen bietet sich unser kleiner freundlicher Saal bestens an. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch! Für Gruppen bitten wir um Voranmeldung!
Im Herzen von Grünburg hat Ute Grau mit viel Liebe zum Detail das ehemalige Kaffeehaus Bauchinger aus dem Dornröschenschlaf geweckt.
Der gesamte Innenraum wurde völlig neu und besonders romantisch und liebevoll gestaltet.
Genuss mit allen Sinnen - so das Motto. Herrlich duftender Kaffee, verführerische Mehlspeisen und leckere Eiskreationen bringen die Gäste zum Schmelzen. Ob ein ausgedehntes Frühstück, ein Mittagssnack, der traditionelle Nachmittagskaffee, oder der leckere Eisbecher, alles wird immer frisch und liebevoll zubereitet.
Die Fahrt durch das Ortszentrum von Grünburg, und die Rast in Ute`s Kaffeehaus lohnt zu jeder Jahreszeit.
Seit 2001 findet die anfangs private kleine Sammlung im eigenen Krippenhaus am Ortsplatz ihre Herberge. Sie ist deshalb so außergewöhnlich, weil sie sich deutlich von den herkömmlichen Krippenausstellungen, bei denen es meist um die kunstvoll gestalteten Häuser, Paläste, Städte, Höhlen usw. geht, unterscheidet. Hier im Krippenhaus in Steinbach sind aber die Figuren, die Materialien und die kuriosen Handwerkstechniken aus den verschiedensten Ländern im Vordergrund. Raritäten, wie die einzige japanische Großkrippe oder ein handgeknüpfter iranischer Teppich mit 700.000 Knoten, Arbeiten von Indianern, Aborigines, Papuas und Inuit sind zu bestaunen. Am spannendsten ist aber eine Führung im Krippenhaus, denn da wird „hinter die Kulissen“ geblickt und verraten, auf welche unglaubliche Weise so manche Krippe ihren Weg ins Krippenhaus nach Steinbach gefunden hat. Krippe des Jahres ist heuer eine mundgeblasene, bemalte Glaskugel Krippe aus der Zeit kurz nach dem ersten Weltkrieg.
Christbaumschmuck anno dazumal
Wer erinnert sich an den schönen alten Christbaumschmuck aus der Kindheit? Bunt und aus Glas hingen sie einst als Glocke, Schneemann, Tannenzapfen, Vögel uvm. auf unseren Christbäumen. Heute wieder neu entdeckt, bietet das Krippenhaus echten nostalgischen Christbaumschmuck aus Gablonz und Thüringen an. Auch Krippenzubehör ist in großer Auswahl vorhanden.
Holzknechtweihnacht
Das Feuer knistert in der Lanfthütte neben dem Krippenhaus, die Holzknechtsuppe hängt im Kessel über der Feuerstelle und Punsch und Schneebälle warten darauf, verkostet zu werden. Die Holzknechte lüften die Geheimnisse alter Handwerkskunst und verraten, woher so manche Redensart wie „Aufreißer und Obizahrer“ eigentlich kommt. Eine heimelige Stimmung tut sich auf, wenn die Dunkelheit einbricht und man in der alten Holzknechthütte über offenem Feuer herzerwärmendes für Leib und Seele genießt.
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel:
Das Steyrtal wird durch die Buslinien 452 (Rohr-Bad Hall-Steinbach a. d. Steyr) und 433 (Steyr-Molln-Kirchdorf) erschlossen.
Details unter www.ooevv.at
Anreise mit dem PKW:
Von Salzburg/Linz: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Sattledt > über Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > ins Steyrtal
Von Wien: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Haag > B42 > B122 > B140 ins Steyrtal
Von Passau: A8 Passau > Wels > A9 Autobahnausfahrt Sattledt > Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > ins Steyrtal
Von Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn > Autobahnausfahrt Klaus > ins Steyrtal
The handicraft museum of the bladesmiths, grinders and knifemakers is located directly on the Steyr River in the former workshops of the knifemakers' guild.
The craft museum tells of the times when the knifemakers' guild in Steinbach an der Steyr flourished. Until 1967, the Steinbach knifemakers created true works of art here in the Fanz Pils & Söhne knife factory under the toughest working conditions. Now, the "Knifemuseum" presents the craft of the knifemakers and bladesmiths, their importance for the people and their settlement development on more than 200 m2 of exhibition space.
Das Handwerksmuseum der Klingenschmiede, Schleiferer und Messerer befindet sich direkt am Steyrfluß in den ehemaligen Werkstätten der Messererinnung.
Das Handwerksmuseum erzählt von den Zeiten, als die Messererzunft in Steinbach an der Steyr florierte. Bis 1967 schufen hier die Steinbacher Messerer in der Messerfabrik Fanz Pils & Söhne unter härtesten Arbeitsbedingungen wahre Kunstwerke. Nun wird im „Messerermuseum“ auf über 200 m2 Ausstellungsfläche das Handwerk der Messerer und Klingenschmiede, deren Bedeutung für die Menschen und deren Siedlungsentwicklung dargestellt.
- EG: Die Messerherstellung
- 1. OG: Das Leben der Messerer, deren Brauchtum und Vereinsleben
- 2. OG: Die historische Entwicklung, Messerer-Zunft, Handelsverbindungen des „Goldenen Steinbachs“, Zunft und Kirche
Hinweis: Spaziere nach dem Besuch des Messerermuseums über die Hochgasse hinauf zum idyllischen Ortsplatz und genieße bei einer Wanderung am Panoramaweg einen herrlichen Ausblick vom Sengsengebirge über das Tote Gebirge bis ins Alpenvorland und in den Zentralraum Oberösterreichs (Gehzeit 1 Std.).
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel:
Das Steyrtal wird durch die Buslinien 452 (Rohr-Bad Hall-Steinbach a. d. Steyr) und 433 (Steyr-Molln-Kirchdorf) erschlossen.
Details unter www.ooevv.at
Anreise mit dem PKW:
Von Salzburg/Linz: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Sattledt > über Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > ins Steyrtal
Von Wien: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Haag > B42 > B122 > B140 ins Steyrtal
Von Passau: A8 Passau > Wels > A9 Autobahnausfahrt Sattledt > Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > ins Steyrtal
Von Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn > Autobahnausfahrt Klaus > ins Steyrtal
Hinweis: Spaziere nach dem Besuch des Messerermuseums über die Hochgasse hinauf zum idyllischen Ortsplatz und genieße bei einer Wanderung am Panoramaweg einen herrlichen Ausblick vom Sengsengebirge über das Tote Gebirge bis ins Alpenvorland und in den Zentralraum Oberösterreichs (Gehzeit 1 Std.).
Getting there
From the west: A1 exit Sattledt > via Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > Steinbach an der Steyr
From the east: A1 exit Haag > Steyr > B140 into the Steyr valley
From the north: A3 Passau > Wels > A9 exit Sattledt > Kremsmünster > Bad Hall > Steinbach
From the south: A9 exit Klaus > into the Steyr valley
Public Transit
The Steyrtal is served by bus lines 452 (Rohr-Bad Hall-Steinbach a. d. Steyr) and 433 (Steyr-Molln-Kirchdorf).
Details at www.ooevv.at
With the Steyrtal Museum Railway www.steyrtalbahn.at
Parking
Steinbach an der Steyr / Parking near the town center
Parking- Parking space: 50
- Parking area for disabled: 2
- Bus parking space: 3
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Early winter
- Deep winter
Please get in touch for more information.
- Toilet facility for disabled people
Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
Phone +43 7252 53229 - 0
E-Mail reichraming@steyr-nationalpark.at
Web www.steyr-nationalpark.at/
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