Sebaldusweg stage 1 of 3 | Weyer - Großraming - Losenstein

Description:

Discover on the way:

3 parish churches: Weyer (dedicated to Saint John), Großraming (dedicated to Saint James), and Losenstein (dedicated to Saint Blasius) as well as several chapels, Schmidbergerwehr at Gaflenzbach in Weyer, Katzenstein mill in Weyer, outdoor pool in Großraming, castle ruins in Losenstein
Off the path:

Weyer - sculptures by Alois Lindenbauer

Großraming – smithing works by Sieghartsleitner (at the Guttmann electronics store)

Losenstein – indoor pool, Blasius fountain chapel
Museums/Exhibitions

Weyer - Prevenhuber house, Katzenstein mill

Großraming - carriage and nativity museum, local history room

Losenstein - nail smithy, castle or church guided tours, local heritage rooms

Opening hours and mass times:

Parish church Weyer, parish church Großraming, parish church Losenstein

Directions:

At the right curve after the historic marketplace in Weyer, the path leads left uphill to the parish church and via the little church path to the Winkelmayr guesthouse. At the Steineck guesthouse, you cross the street and the Gaflenzbach and walk along the promenade past the Katzenstein mill to the Enns River.

On the Enns bike route R7, you always walk along the Enns towards Großraming, passing the train station until you reach the Enns bridge. We cross the bridge, keep right, and change the side of the street at the pedestrian crossing. From here, we walk up the sidewalk into the town center of Großraming.

From the church square in Großraming, the path leads a short way west down to the round bridge and continues via the Menweg E65 to the Gschoad (Gscheid 782 m) below Schieferstein. Sporty, experienced hikers can make a detour from Gschoad to the Steinernen Jäger (1,185 m). Via the hiking trail E72a, you return to the Sebaldusweg. From Gschoad, the path leads via hiking trail E72 b into the Stiedelsbach, past the nail smithy to the Petermühle guesthouse and further to Losenstein.

Tip:

Stopping for food on the way:

It is recommended to bring enough snacks and drinks, as there are only limited catering options during the stages. It is also advisable to research the opening hours of the hospitality businesses in advance. Detailed information about dining options can be found at Gastronomy Sebaldusweg (steyr-nationalpark.at)

Safety guidelines:
As there are few opportunities to stop for refreshments directly along the trail, it is advisable to take enough snacks and drinks with you.Equipment:
Sturdy hiking shoes, sun and rain protection, first aid kit for emergencies, possibly hiking poles.Additional information:

Information on dining and accommodation options or bookable offers at www.sebaldusweg.at