"Panoramawegle" in Bad Peterstal-Griesbach für Spazierwanderer

Varied, panoramic, instructive - the approx. 4 km long circular trail is peppered with all kinds of adventure moments and panoramic seating areas. Springy meadow paths, rooty forest trails, an interplay of sun-drenched meadow slopes and shady forest paths make the walking trail a hiking pleasure.

Winding meadow paths lead below the ski jump to the first trailhead, St Anthony's Chapel, a lovingly restored chapel on the Kapellenberg of the same name. Meadow-covered slopes line the rest of the trail, past the once lively St. Anna spa clinic in the village.

The next point of interest is the Pionierbrunnen fountain, where fresh spring water trickles out, as in other places.

The path leads into the forest, along moss-covered stones and rugged rock formations, to the so-called Magdalenenfelsen rock.

Need to cool off? The water treading pool right at the edge of the path refreshes your legs before a zigzag path leads down to the centre of the village and back to the start - a refreshing finish.

FOR FAMILIES - The Tropfis. Discover the mysterious world of water!

Along the Panorama Trail, the Super-Tropfi team will take you on a journey into the mysterious world of water. Ten exciting panels show you the journey a drop of water goes through before it is bottled as mineral water on the supermarket shelf.
Can you solve the riddles of the super drops and answer all the questions? Become a water expert!

Questions about how mineral water gets into the bottle and which processes are necessary for this are explained here in an easy-to-understand way, so that children in particular can learn about the fundamental importance of mineral water.