Guided hike through the debris with Brigitte Fröhlich

On this atmospheric guided hike, we will explore the "Blockmeer Schütt," a section of the Kleine Kamp strewn with boulders, with certified nature and landscape guide Brigitte Fröhlich. The Schütt is one of the most impressive natural monuments in the Waldviertel, located directly on stage 5 of the Great Bear Trail in the municipality of Rappottenstein. Here, the Kleine Kamp winds through a narrow valley, with mighty rocks towering above. The power of water has dislodged countless granite boulders from the foundation of the ancient Bohemian massif. The rounded joint edges and rock formations were created by "spheroidal weathering" beneath the surface. We marvel at and enjoy the tranquility and silence of this special place as we hike back over the Grötschen to Rappottenstein Castle. Our hiking dog Jupi will join us.

Date/Meeting Point:
Sat, May 30, 2026, 9:00 AM
Meeting Point: Parking Lot 1, Rappottenstein Castle

Cost/Participants: € 7.00 per person, max. 15 people

Information about the route:
Our moderately difficult route of about 9 km takes approximately 3 hours and requires sturdy footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bit of stamina. We will cover an elevation difference of about 200 m. Don’t forget your drink! Not suitable for strollers.

Registration: Please required

Organizer/Info/Registration:
Brigitte Fröhlich
Certified Nature and Landscape Guide
Brunnengasse 8, 3910 Zwettl
Mobile: +43 664 4244669