Edelberg-Rundweg

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  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Distance: 4,94 km
  • Duration: 1:45 h
  • Ascent: 280 m elevation gain
  • Descent: 280 m elevation gain

Nestled between the wooded slopes and ditches of the Jauerling lies "Accusabah", the medieval name of Aggsbach-Markt, directly on the Danube between Emmersdorf and Spitz. We start our approx. 5 km hike from the market square, which takes us through extensive forests to the Edelberg and Glatzberg. We pass the Fensterfelsen rock and take a forest road back down into the valley, where we follow an idyllic trail along the natural Endlingbach stream to Aggsbach-Markt. At the end of our tour, the parish church "Mariä Himmelfahrt" awaits us, a late Romanesque pillar basilica from the 13th century, which was a popular place of pilgrimage until the 18th century. The hiking trail (no. 18) is uniformly signposted with yellow signs throughout.

  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Distance: 4,94 km
  • Duration: 1:45 h
  • Ascent: 280 m elevation gain
  • Descent: 280 m elevation gain
  • Fitness level required:
    2/6
  • Overall experience:
    5/6
  • Scenery:
    5/6
  • Lowest point208 m
  • Highest point486 m
  • Round tour
  • Nice views
  • Accessibility by train and bus

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Nestled between the wooded slopes and ditches of the Jauerling lies "Accusabah", the medieval name of Aggsbach-Markt, directly on the Danube between Emmersdorf and Spitz. We start our approx. 5 km hike from the market square, which takes us through extensive forests to the Edelberg and Glatzberg. We pass the Fensterfelsen rock and take a forest road back down into the valley, where we follow an idyllic trail along the natural Endlingbach stream to Aggsbach-Markt. At the end of our tour, the parish church "Mariä Himmelfahrt" awaits us, a late Romanesque pillar basilica from the 13th century, which was a popular place of pilgrimage until the 18th century. The hiking trail (no. 18) is uniformly signposted with yellow signs throughout.

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