Salzburg Museum Day with Ball Mill, Celtic Forge, and Grain Mill

Salzburg Museum Day in Seeham. Salzburg Museum Day in Seeham. Old craft traditions along the Teufelgraben circular trail - open to visitors are the Celtic forge Schiessentobel, the organic grain mill "Röhrmoosmühle," and the historical ball mill next to the Wildkar waterfall www.teufelsgraben.at. Old craft traditions along the Teufelgraben circular trail. At the Celtic forge Schiessentobel, Franz Lechner and Hermann Rosenstatter produce nails in traditional form over the forge. In addition, visitors can learn interesting facts about the Celtic settlement of the lake region from the newly erected information boards. After a short walk through the forest, Röhrmoosmühle is reached, where miller Johann Gruber explains the process "From Grain to Bread." The mill's facilities span three floors with five milling units. At the Wildkar waterfall, the ball mill is open, where stone balls are produced from predominantly regional stones using traditional methods. The ball miller shares insights about production, geology, water, and much more. The continuation of these traditional crafts spans a wide arc through time into the future and is part of a careful and conscious approach to regional cultural peculiarities.

Traveling by public transport is possible with bus lines 120 and 121 (via Elixhausen) and 131 (via Eugendorf and Seekirchen) from Salzburg to Seeham. Stop: Seeham Matzing. The start of the Teufelsgraben circular trail is directly from the bus stop towards the high ropes park, 2.5 km. Parking is available in Seeham Matzing (Tobelmühlstraße) and in Seeham Schiessentobel (Schiessentobel 1).