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Biberbach Chapel Path Großmayr
Hiking tour Starting from Village square in Biberbach
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 11,52 km
- Duration: 3:20 h
- Ascent: 330 m elevation gain
- Descent: 330 m elevation gain
Panoramic circular trail with great views
- Starting point of the tour
- Village square in Biberbach
- Tour destination
- Village square in Biberbach
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 11,52 km
- Duration: 3:20 h
- Ascent: 330 m elevation gain
- Descent: 330 m elevation gain
- Fitness level required:2/6
- Overall experience:5/6
- Scenery:6/6
- Lowest point340 m
- Highest point511 m
- Round tour
- Nice views
- Accessibility by train and bus
Description
The longest circular trail among the Biberbach chapel trails, with many wonderful views of the hilly landscape of the Mostviertel, accompanied by a sea of blossom when the trees are in bloom. Highlights include the view of Biberbach at Karl-Lammerhuber-Blick and the many other views of the Sonntagberg and the typical Mostviertel square farms and rows of trees. You will also come across one of the largest chapels in Biberbach, the chapel in Unterbartl.
Chapels and wayside crosses along the route:
(20) Wiesmühle wayside cross
(21) Kautzhof chapel
(22) Kaltaigen wayside shrine
(23) Gehartsberg wayside shrine
(24) Karl-Lammerhuber-Blick memorial stone
(28) Wegkreuz Ort wayside cross
(28a) Kapelle Ort chapel
(29) Wegkreuz Röckling wayside cross
(30) Kapelle Großmayr chapel
(31) Kumerlehen wayside cross
(32) Unterbartl chapel
(33) Oberangerhof chapel wayside cross
(34) Oberangerhof wayside cross
(35) Neubauer wayside cross
(36) Kampner wayside cross
(37) Kleingassen wayside cross
(38) Hinterberg wayside cross
(18) Brandhof chapel
(19) Edlach chapel
- Equipment Sports shoes
- Route description The Kapellenweg Großmayr is an extension of the Kapellenweg Lammerhuberblick and leads from Biberbach along this route to the (24) Memorial Stone Lammerhuberblick: On the Kapellenweg Lammerhuberblick (or the "Lammerhuber-Blick-Weg") we leave the village at the main intersection heading south to the four-sided farm "Wiesmühle" with the (20) Wiesmühle wayside cross. Here we turn right and walk along the edge of the Biberbach stream, crossing a bridge to the four-sided farm "Kautzhof". Upon reaching the (21) Kautzhof chapel, we turn left and walk along the L 6206 for about 200m, then right on the L 6207 to the hamlet "Kaltaigen", passing the (22) Kaltaigen chapel shrine. From here we ascend to the left to the 502m high Gehartsberg with the (23) Gehartsberg chapel shrine and continue to the (24) Karl-Lammerhuber-Blick with memorial stone. From here we enjoy a wonderful view of Biberbach and the gentle hilly landscape with its many fruit trees and four-sided farms.Here we turn right and head south past the (28) wayside cross and the (28a) Ort chapel to the hamlet "Gansberg" in the Seitenstetten municipal area, where we are rewarded with a beautiful panoramic view. Opposite the four-sided farm "Röckling" we encounter the (29) Röckling wayside cross and finally reach the road junction with the (30) Großmayr chapel. The route follows the road eastward past the four-sided farm "Großmayr" to the road junction, where we turn left past the (31) Kumerlehen wayside cross.From here we walk downhill along fruit trees and pass the (32) Unterbartl chapel. At the driveway to Oberangerhof stands the (33) Oberangerhof chapel shrine, and in the meadow below the right curve is the (34) Oberangerhof wayside cross. Having reached the bottom, we turn right onto the L 6189 and follow the road uphill past the (35) Neubauer wayside cross to the intersection in "Kleingassen". Here we turn left northwards and hike past the three Kleingassen crosses: (36) Kampner wayside cross, (37) Kleingassen wayside cross, and (38) Hinterberg wayside cross. From the hamlet "Moselberg" we use the last section of the Kapellenweg Krausenöd to return to the starting point in the village center: After a short time we reach the (18) Brandhof chapel, one of the largest chapels in Biberbach, dedicated to the Holy Trinity. We continue downhill past "Pimshof" to the hamlet "Edlach", where we turn right to the (19) Edlach chapel. After the next four-sided farm, the route turns left over a paved driveway and through the settlement back to the starting point in the village center.
- Parking At the parking lot near the municipal office or at the parking lot near the public works yard.
- Getting there The route starts at the village square in Biberbach, below the parish church, and is easily accessible by bicycle or car from all directions.
- Public transport Travel by train and bus is possible, information is available at www.oebb.at and www.vor.at. Best to arrive at St. Peter/Au station and continue by regional bus via Seitenstetten to Biberbach.
- Editor’s tip At the literature stand of the parish church, accompanying texts about the chapel paths in Biberbach are available and invite you to a spiritual hike on the circular route. Let yourself be inspired by the messages on the three text panels set up along the way.
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Tomorrow, 06.03.2026
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