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Circular route 2 - "View into the country

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Starting place: 4870 Vöcklamarkt
Destination: 4870 Vöcklamarkt

duration: 4h 28m
length: 16,5 km
Altitude difference (uphill): 243m
Altitude difference (downhill): 242m

Lowest point: 478m
Highest point: 675m
difficulty: medium
condition: medium
panoramic view: Some Views

Paths covering:
Asphalt, Path / trail, Gravel, Street, Hiking trail

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On this charming hike we pass by the small church of Pfaffing, which is one of the oldest places of worship in the district of Vöcklabruck. From Ziegelhaid in the direction of Außerreith we enjoy a beautiful "view of the countryside

We start the hiking tour at the Vöcklamarkt municipal office and walk briefly in a northerly direction. Immediately after the tobacconist's we turn into the Herrnwiesweg and walk on it in an easterly direction through the village. After crossing the Pfaffinger Bezirksstraße, we can already see the covered wooden footbridge and cross over to the other side of the Vöckla.
From here we walk through a meadow landscape in the direction of Aierzelten and after a few hundred meters we reach a fork in the road. Here we keep to the left and thus come to the turnoff in the direction of Weixlbaum. Here we go a bit steeper uphill to the lookout point Weixbaum. Here we can enjoy the beautiful view of Vöcklamarkt and the Attergau.

Now we continue to the right in the direction of Nindorf. At the end of the village we reach the Pfaffinger Bezirksstraße, where we keep to the right. After about 150 m along the Bezirksstraße (please be careful!) we turn left and come to the small beautiful church of Pfaffing.

The small church of Pfaffing is one of the oldest churches in the district of Vöcklabruck. The Romanesque masonry of the church dates back to the period between 1050 and 1150. During the Gothic period in the 15th century, the church was extended to the west. In 1631, which is listed in reference books as the year of construction, the church exterior received a new Baroque plastering.

In the immediate vicinity of the church and the magnificent vicarage we see the new village inn "Die Schmiede", where we can have a bite to eat.

From here we continue walking in a westerly direction and reach the village of Ziegelhaid. Here we have another opportunity for a stop, namely the snack station "Zieglstub'n".

At the end of the elongated village of Ziegelhaid we reach a crossroads where we continue to the right in the direction of the forest. In front of the forest is the next fork in the road. Now we keep left and walk towards the village of Außerreith. On this part of the path we enjoy a beautiful "view into the country".

In the middle of the village of Außerreith we then branch off to the right in the direction of Sieberer. For the time being it goes slightly downhill. The small village of Sieberer is passed through in a moment, but offers another opportunity for a short rest (Gasthaus Zeller - no rest day!). The route now leads into the forest. Shortly after the end of the forest, we reach the village of Sallach on the slightly ascending path. Here we have the possibility to shorten the hike a bit by going down to Fornach on the left. However, we continue straight ahead and thus reach Röth and subsequently the Fachberg.

The path leads us further from Fachberg towards Feichtenberg, where the "Fornach lookout platform" allows us to view all the mountains to the south on a clear distant view. Truly a panorama to enjoy!

Now we hike left down the road to Fornach. Above the Lohninger inn, the hiking route leads us further in an easterly direction to Forsterreith.

Arrived in the village of Forsterreith, we hike down the road to the right. Soon, where there is a small forest on the right, we pass a bench that invites us to take a short break. Continue down the road until you come to the marker that points to the old church path that branches off to the left. On this path, now slightly ascending again, we hike through a beautiful meadow landscape up to Kropfling.

In Kropfling we immediately - in the area of the first houses - turn left in the direction of Teicht. Here there is recently the small snack bar "S'Vitzal im Alpaka-Garten".

Now it is not difficult to find the way back to the starting point of this circular hike. We leave Teicht in a southeasterly direction and thus come to the Vöcklamarkt Calvary and subsequently to the center of the market town of Vöcklamarkt.
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Circular route 2 - "View into the country
Gemeindeamt Vöcklamarkt
Dr. Scheiber-Straße 1
4870 Vöcklamarkt

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Tour-Details

Starting place: 4870 Vöcklamarkt
Destination: 4870 Vöcklamarkt

duration: 4h 28m
length: 16,5 km
Altitude difference (uphill): 243m
Altitude difference (downhill): 242m

Lowest point: 478m
Highest point: 675m
difficulty: medium
condition: medium
panoramic view: Some Views

Paths covering:
Asphalt, Path / trail, Gravel, Street, Hiking trail

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