Buchberg

Buchberg is a mountain summit standing at the boundary between Maria Anzbach and Neulengbach in Lower Austria, shared by both communities. A wooden observation tower contains stairs that lead to a raised platform, from which visitors can see across the surrounding landscape and toward the Alpine foothills.

The site was once privately owned, but in the early 2000s the three neighboring municipalities joined together to acquire the land and open it to the public. Since then it has become a popular spot for people seeking outdoor recreation in the region.

The summit serves as a gathering place where hikers and cyclists from the area stop to eat and rest together. The shelter maintains a tradition of serving local food, which has become part of how people use this spot in their daily outdoor routines.

The tower is easy to reach and requires a moderate climb up stairs to access the viewing platform and enjoy the views. The shelter at the top offers refreshments and seating, which is helpful during longer walks in the area.

The mountain sits exactly on the boundary line between two municipalities and is crossed by several hiking paths of different difficulty levels. Cyclists can reach it via a gravel route, making it a point where different types of outdoor activities meet.