Predigtstuhlweg Gr. Siegharts

Hiking tour Starting from Main Square Groß Siegharts, hiking trail overview board

    • Difficulty: Moderate
    • Distance: 10,13 km
    • Duration: 3:00 h
    • Ascent: 208 m elevation gain
    • Descent: 208 m elevation gain

    Predigtstuhlweg No. 33 (circular tour) is a beautiful hiking tour with views of the Bandlkramerlandl Groß Siegharts. Through untouched forest areas past mysterious rock formations to the Predigtstuhl with its stone pulpit. On the way back you pass the Test Fuchs company premises where you can admire two airplanes.

    Starting point of the tour
    Main Square Groß Siegharts, hiking trail overview board
    Tour destination
    Main Square Groß Siegharts, hiking trail overview board
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    • Difficulty: Moderate
    • Distance: 10,13 km
    • Duration: 3:00 h
    • Ascent: 208 m elevation gain
    • Descent: 208 m elevation gain
    • Fitness level required:2/6
    • Overall experience:5/6
    • Scenery:5/6
    Lowest point
    520 m
    Highest point
    715 m
    • Round tour

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    Predigtstuhlweg No. 33 (circular tour) is a beautiful hiking tour with views of the Bandlkramerlandl Groß Siegharts. Through untouched forest areas past mysterious rock formations to the Predigtstuhl with its stone pulpit. On the way back you pass the Test Fuchs company premises where you can admire two airplanes.

    Groß-Siegharts lies at 534 m above sea level. Nestled in the gently undulating landscape of the Waldviertel, the town has its own special history. At the beginning of the 18th century, the landowner Count Ferdinand von Mallenthein introduced spinning and weaving as a cottage industry. The ribbons produced were carried by the "Bandlkramern" throughout the Danube monarchy and sold there. Today, the eventful history of the "Bandlkramerlandl" can be traced in the "Living Textile Museum". The centuries-old castle is also worth a visit. The interior of the parish church, built between 1723 and 1727 under Count Mallenthein, is a jewel of the Baroque period. For Groß-Siegharts, the 718-metre-high Predigtstuhl, also the highest point in the district, was a popular destination for Sunday hikes. The way back from Wienings is via the Trabingsweg. The field name "Trabingsfeld" is a reminder that Slavic settlers once roamed or settled in this area. The Slavic word "trebiti" means "to clear". Trabings would therefore mean "clearing - clearing - grassland". On Test Fuchs Strasse, you can see a Tornado MRCA-200 fighter bomber and the Starfighter 104 G fighter plane at the Test Fuchs GmbH company building.

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