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Hiking tour Starting from Irnfritz Station
Irnfritz-Messern is still largely untouched by mass tourism, making it a true paradise to relax and unwind. Here you can really unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature. The municipality has a lot to offer in terms of cultural heritage: Wildberg Castle, the former branch church in Wappoltenreith, the Galgenberg with three stone-walled pillars, the ruins of Grub Castle, which was built to protect Wildberg and the medieval high road leading over the Brunner Berg, and the pilgrimage church of Nondorf/Wild. A visit to the brick museum in Trabenreith or the exhibition of the painter Adolf Blaim in Messern is also a must. The beautiful area around Messern and Taffatal is particularly suitable for relaxing hikes in unspoiled nature. On the road from Irnfritz-Ort to Messern there is a beautiful natural pond right on the edge of the forest, where fishing permits are issued by the market town of Irnfritz-Messern.
The trail takes you through the forest and, after crossing the road, follows the Great Taffa River for a short distance. To reach Galgenberg—which served as an execution site for Wildberg Castle—you’ll need to walk uphill for a short distance along Trail 633. A beautiful view awaits you there. The trail then leads back to the starting point via Nondorf, following the railroad tracks.
Vienna: A 22 – Stockerau – B4 to Horn – L 8019 to Irnfritz
Linz: A 7 toward Freistadt – B 310 to Freistadt - B 38 to Karlstift - B 41 to Schrems - B 2 to ÄGöpfritz an der Wild – L 8038 to Ellends – L 60 to the intersection with the L 52 toward Irnfritz
Attractions:
Wildberg Castle
Wappoltenreith Branch Church
Galgenberg
Grab Castle Ruins
Nondorf an der Wild Pilgrimage Church
Brick Museum
Adolf Blaim Exhibition
Market Town of Irnfritz-Messern
3764 Irnfritz, Hauptstraße 19
(T) +43 2986 62 28
(E) gemeindeamt@irnfritz.at
(I) www.irnfritz.at
Waldviertel Tourism
3910 Zwettl, Sparkassenplatz 1/2/2
(T) +43 2822 54109
(E) info@waldviertel.at
(I) www.waldviertel.at
Letzte Änderung: 3 Aug 2026