Kürnberg

Kürnberg is a mountain in Upper Austria that rises to 526 meters (1,726 feet) and opens onto views across the Danube Valley and surrounding Upper Austrian landscapes. The summit plateau is exposed, offering views in all directions across rolling ridges and the river valley below.

People settled in this area thousands of years ago, choosing this elevated location above the Danube Valley's marshy lowlands. The height provided protection and better living conditions than the wet areas below.

The Pilgrim's Cross on the summit features a reflective steel sculpture that draws visitors to pause and contemplate the surroundings. Local tradition treats this spot as a place for personal reflection and gathering.

Several hiking trails cross the mountain with varying difficulty levels and distances for different experience levels. The main routes start from surrounding villages and follow well-maintained paths up to the summit.

A forest loop trail connects natural landmarks and historical sites across varying elevations on and around the mountain. This path reveals local natural features and ancient human traces at different points along the route.

Location: Wilhering

Elevation above the sea: 526 m

GPS coordinates: 48.29449,14.22157

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:00