Wolfsegger Friedensweg

From Wolfshütte (railway station on the Attnang-Puchheim to Ried i. I. line) to Wolfsegg am Hausruck.
The 8.5 km long hiking trail leads through beautiful corridors, dark forests and small villages with a variety of beautiful views and numerous benches to rest on.

The hiking trail starts at the "In der Höh" peace cross in Wolfshütte, above the Bucherhof farm. From the Peace Cross, you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the Upper Austrian Alpine foothills and hike downhill past the time-honoured Bucherhof farm. The trail continues northwards through the village of Wolfshütte.
After the end of the village, the trail continues for approx. 300 metres along a little-used road through light woodland to the Jägerkapelle chapel. The path leads westwards for a short distance and then northwards again after approx. 100 metres.
Turn left along the edge of the forest to the village of Moos. The path continues on a tarmac road through the villages of Kreuth and Vornbuch.
From a distance, you can already see a mighty oak tree by the road. After a rest at the "Friedensbank", the road climbs slightly for approx. 300 metres up to the so-called Anzbergwald forest.
The metal sculpture "Stell dich gleich" is located in a clearing on the right. Now you are in the area of the so-called "7 paths", the signposting of the peace path helps you to find the right way. After entering the Anzberg forest, keep left and then right again after 30 metres, always heading north through the dark forest. After just under 1 km, the path leads out of the forest and along the edge of the forest to the next bench with a signpost. At the end of the forest, a peace angel invites you to see the world from a different perspective. You now walk across the open terrain on the field path to the Atzbach municipal road, then along the road towards Ottnang. At the end of the road, turn right and walk along the pavement along Wolfsegger Straße to the Kühnberg town sign. Cross the road here and walk down the small gravel road. After approx. 300 metres, a signpost on the right leads up the meadow path to the Ottnangium, a natural monument from the Miocene period. The last few metres lead up a very steep path to Wolfsegg and the redoubt. At the highest point is the Peasants' War Memorial, a little further on is the Peace Window, the destination of the pilgrimage route. The view into the wide open country gives us hope and fills us with deep gratitude.
Living in peace is possible!

The booklet accompanying the "Wolfsegg Peace Trail" provides information about the trail and spiritual impulses that invite you to trace your own personal paths to peace.