Behamberg combines a local loop through the centre with trails on Daxberg and the intermunicipal Mostviertel Ursprungsweg. Other highlights include the Mostviertel-Blick viewpoint, St. Martin's Parish Church and leisure activities at the local leisure park. This gives you a range of options when planning your visit: stops in the village, a trail along the edge of the forest, a multi-stage route or individual activities.

Trails with different focuses

The Behamberg local loop passes through the village centre and along the forest nature trail. The trail offers interesting and informative features, especially for children. At the village square, the loop passes a water-spouting lion. The local loop thus combines the nature trail with a cultural landmark in the village.

The Daxberg Panorama Trail 335 has a different focus: it runs along the edge of the forest around Daxberg. When choosing between the two trails, you can use the features described as a guide: the local loop passes through the centre and along the forest nature trail, while the panorama trail runs around Daxberg along the edge of the forest.

The 116-kilometre-long Mostviertel Ursprungsweg offers a broader perspective. This circular route connects Behamberg with eight other municipalities and is suitable for hikers and cyclists. Its stages range from 18.6 to 28.2 kilometres in length. When planning your route, it is worth checking the specific stage, as the stated distances vary. This gives you the choice of a route that takes in several municipalities and stages, alongside the local trails.

Viewpoint and trail from the village centre

The Mostviertel-Blick viewpoint can be reached from Behamberg village centre via the Leitner-Badhofer-Weg 336, which passes by it. Mostviertel-Blick is near the municipality and is considered a popular photo spot as well as a scenic viewpoint and rest stop. As part of a Landjugend project, its panorama was framed in wood. This also gives you a clearly named route from the village centre to the viewpoint.

Church and local photo history

St. Martin's Parish Church stands on elevated ground in the heart of Behamberg. The Behamberg Topothek offers another way to explore the village's history: its publicly accessible online platform features a collection of local historical photographs. The collection can continue to grow. Alongside the village's present-day appearance, historical photographs are therefore available as a subject in their own right.

Leisure activities at the leisure park

The Behamberg leisure park's indoor curling rink has four refrigerated curling lanes, which can be booked online. Seasonal availability may change. Check before your trip whether the lanes are available on your chosen date.

Ziesel driving is also offered at the Behamberg leisure park. This activity is also suitable for people with mobility impairments, including wheelchair users. As operating details may change, it is best to check the arrangements in advance.

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