The Ramsau Türkenloch gives Oberried a specific natural and historical focus: the karst cave recalls the sieges of Vienna in 1529 and 1683. In Ramsau, there is also a medieval church choir, the Gaisberghütte and a variety of trails. Adamstal Golf Club adds two named courses and a design featuring natural terrain elements. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Oberried, you can weigh up local history, golf and activities in Ramsau as different travel interests.

Türkenloch and local history

The Ramsau Türkenloch in Oberried is a karst cave and recalls the sieges of Vienna in 1529 and 1683. The Türkenloch near Ramsau is considered a hard-to-access refuge cave; its surveyed passage length is 71 metres. Ramsau parish church offers a different historical point of reference: its chancel was built in the 14th century. This date refers to this specific part of the building and places part of the church’s history in its historical context.

Golf and designed landscape

Adamstal Golf Club offers an 18-hole “Championship Course” and the 9-hole “Course Wallerbach”. The hole counts and course names make it easy to compare the two formats. Streams, changes in terrain, forest clearings and rock formations are incorporated into the course design. Alongside the course formats, these features provide another specific indication of the golf club’s character.

Points of reference in Ramsau

The Gaisberghütte is located in Ramsau at an altitude of 880 metres, beside the Gaisberglift ski slope. Its elevation and position beside the slope provide two precise details about its location. Together with the medieval chancel, they offer a historical and an elevation-related point of reference for looking at Ramsau: one concerns the history of a part of a church building, the other the location of a hut.

Walks, hikes and cycling tours

For a walk, consider the Kogelweg in Ramsau. In the area around Ramsau, a hiking route leads from Araburg via Kieneck and Unterberg. Another route runs from Ramsau via Schneidbach and Kruckensattel to the Gaisberghütte and back to Ramsau. A hiking programme from 2021 gives an estimated walking time of about four hours for this route. The approximate duration applies to this specific return route and offers a time reference for planning your day. This gives you a choice of a walking path, a hike with named stops along the way, and a route with an approximate walking time as different planning options. Details of regional routes may change; check the route before setting out.

Cycling is another option: the Triesting-Gölsental cycle path is listed as a cycling option in Ramsau. The tour “Traisental & Gölsental to Kaumberg and back” continues via Landstal, Ramsau and Fahrabach to Kaumberg. The second route title names Kaumberg and the return journey; the route sequence also provides specific place names for orientation. This makes it possible to distinguish between a cycling option closely connected to Ramsau and a tour with named sections.

Discover more destinations

Discover more destinations: Sankt Aegyd Am Neuwalde, Wienerbruck, Kleinzell, Annaberg Bei Mariazell, Eschenau An Der Traisen, Kaumberg, Erlaufboden, Sankt Veit An Der Gölsen.

For the main travel overview: Lilienfeld.