Details for: Hundertwasserweg long - Zwettl
Brief description
Hiking in the footsteps of the artist: The hiker encounters impressive rock formations and old mills. A detour leads to the Hahnsäge, which Friedensreich Hundertwasser bought in the 1960s and where he established a nature-close refuge that he repeatedly inhabited until his death in 2000. Even today, the locals like to share stories about him. In 1994, the Hundertwasser Fountain was created at the main square of Zwettl, and the village museum in Roiten was designed by the artist in 1989.
Starting point of the tour
Bründlkirche/Sonnenbad in the Kamptal
Destination point of the tour
Bründlkirche/Sonnenbad in the Kamptal
Route description Hundertwasserweg long - Zwettl
Up to the Uttissenbach Mill, the route of the Hundertwasserweg is the same as the shorter variant. After the Uttissenbach Mill, you leave the Hundertwasserweg and follow the Hundertwasserweg long. The hike now leads to the most scenically attractive sections of the Kamptal. Passing the Hundertwasser Mill and to the Hundertwasser Village Museum in Roiten. You leave the Kamptal via Frankenreith and hike across the Waldviertel plateau to Großgöttfritz, Großweißenbach and to Hoher Stein, where you meet the Hundertwasserweg again. You follow these signs back to the starting point in Zwettl.
Directions
A22 and S5 or S33 to Krems - B37 to Zwettl
