So much for ... art

Starting place: 4115 Kleinzell im Mühlkreis

Destination: 4115 Kleinzell im Mühlkreis

Lindengasse 9
4040 Linz

Circular route

Short description:
The path is a themed circular hiking trail that aims to combine a view of nature with an insight into art. Around 20 stations with different art objects are set up on a 6km path, which on the one hand invite you to look at it, but also actively tempt you to design, change or simply to playfully deal with wood, stones or textiles.

Quality of experience: ******

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Properties:

Loop

Description:
This route is a themed circular walk combining views of nature with insights into the arts. Along a distance of 6 km, some 20 stations with various art objects have been put up, which on the one hand beckon to contemplate, but also to actively create, change or simply enjoy playfully handling wood, stones or textiles.

Tour and route information

Starting place: 4115 Kleinzell im Mühlkreis

Destination: 4115 Kleinzell im Mühlkreis

duration: 2h 19m

length: 7,9 km

Altitude difference (uphill): 202m

Altitude difference (downhill): 202m

Lowest point: 418m

Highest point: 580m

difficulty: medium

condition: medium

panoramic view: Great panorama

Paths covering:

Asphalt, Street, Hiking trail

Starting point: Kleinzell town square

Destination: Kleinzell town square

further information:

Circular route

Along the trail

Gasthof Scharinger

Rastplatz Pilz

Rich pits...
Today they are mostly no longer used, the numerous small quarries in which the primary rock, mostly granite, was quarried. Today, the old quarries are largely forested. A few quarries are still in operation today, mostly as medium-sized or large-scale quarries. However, quarries are not only useful for people, they are also of particular importance for nature conservation. Biodiversity is generally enriched and special sites are created that are important for the eagle owl, for example. Water bodies with rich biocoenoses often form at the bottom of the pits. Pioneer plants can survive where new raw soil sites are created.

It is fascinating to see the different characteristics attributed to dragons. Some fear them, some believe that it was a "divine dragon" that caused the devil to take flight here at Untermühl...