Kronhobel - round

Hiking route from Waidhofen, Schlosscenter parking garage

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Elevation profile

8,02 km length

Tour dates
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • Route: 8,02 km
  • Ascent: 382 egm
  • Descent: 382 egm
  • Duration: 2:10 h
  • Lowest point: 349 m
  • Highest point:701 m
Features
  • Round tour
  • Nice views
  • With refreshment stops
  • Accessibility by train and bus
  • Suitable for families and children

Details for: Kronhobel - round

Brief description

The route offers magnificent views into the Ybbstal Alps and the Mostviertel - on clear days even reaching the Waldviertel and the Totes Gebirge up to the Großer Priel.

Description

Along this route, you can repeatedly enjoy the magnificent views over Waidhofen an der Ybbs and the Alpine foothills. Once at the ridge, make sure not to miss the view of Sonntagberg and the Mostviertel. In good weather conditions, you can even see as far as the Waldviertel.

Starting point of the tour

Waidhofen, Schlosscenter parking garage

Route description Kronhobel - round

From the Schlosscenter parking deck, follow the right bank of the Ybbs River upstream towards Raifberg until the Rehau junction towards Windhag. Along this route, you can repeatedly enjoy the wonderful views over Waidhofen and the Alpine foothills. Once you reach the ridge, the view extends over Sonntagberg to the Waldviertel region. With a gentle incline, continue to Windhag, which is perfect for a picnic break. Return via forest and meadow paths back to the town, and you should visit the Höritzauermühle halfway along the way.

Directions

A1 exit Amstetten West - federal road B121 to Waidhofen/Ybbs - center and Waidhofen parking guidance system

Parking

Schlosscenter parking garage

ÖBB train to Waidhofen/Ybbs, 10 min walk to the starting point

Map recommendations

Hiking map Ybbstal Alps, available at the tourist office

Author's tip

The Höritzauermühle on the return path stands by a picturesque little brook and gives visitors an impression of times gone by.

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