Mystikpfad

Route
Old school Zeugfärberei - Hainbergstraße - meadow path to the Höller-Stadl junction - gravel path straight ahead - after 150m right - meadow path past the 1000-year-old yew tree - left up into the forest - follow the Mystikpfad markings as a circular route (approx. 1km) - huge rock formations "Russenversteck", Schalensteinen, Pechölstein, natural mixed forest invites you to linger and recharge your batteries (chilling), natural playground for children - return to Gutau same route

Mysterious, moss-covered rock formations - as if thrown into the forest by a giant hand - open up to hikers on the Mystic Path. Small caves and hidden nooks and crannies on this pendulum path entice you to explore them more closely and provide the ideal natural playground for children. The hidden power of nature becomes visible through never-drying shell stones. This is the place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and recharge your batteries. It is not for nothing that the Mystic Path has also been certified as a forest air bathing trail.
From the starting point at the car park next to the Zeugfärberei dye works, Hainbergstraße leads between pretty houses up a meadow path to the Höller Stadel. The old wooden building used to serve as a hay barn and now marks a crossroads that needs to be crossed - straight ahead onto a gravel path. After around 150 metres, a long meadow path branches off to the right and leads past a free-standing yew tree, which was declared a natural monument in 1985. Follow the Mystikpfad orientation boards and continue left up into the forest. After just a few metres, you will see the first stone monsters with a rock overhang, known to the locals as the "Russians' hideout". The markings continue through the rock labyrinth, where there is also a pitch oil stone and mysterious bowl stones to discover.