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Edlbach: Moorland, swimming lake and historic mill

Accommodation in Edlbach

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Edlbach offers several specific points of interest to help you plan your trip: a moorland landscape, a swimming lake, a historic mill and a route that passes the golf course and swimming lake. When choosing where to stay, consider which of these themes matters most to you. This will help you connect information about the town with your search for a hotel.

Moorland and golf

The Edlbach Moor is one of the two largest of the six more significant preserved moorland areas in the Windischgarstner Basin. Lake Edlbach is located in the Edlbacher Moor Nature Reserve and is therefore directly integrated into this landscape. The moor is also a point of interest at Dilly Golf Club: holes 10 to 18 are laid out around the Edlbach Moor. The natural landscape and golf appeal to different interests when planning a trip, with the moorland serving as their shared theme.

Swimming lake and getting there

Lake Edlbach is treated without chemicals and cleaned naturally. The facility includes a large swimming area and a separate non-swimmer area. If you are planning a stay that includes a visit to the lake, these specific features give you an idea of the swimming facility without requiring you to plan a particular activity.

For bus travel, the Edlbach bei Windischgarsten Bahnunterführung stop is a useful landmark: it is served by ÖBB Postbus routes 911 and 430. From there, it is about a ten-minute walk to the swimming lake. If you are planning to travel by bus, check the routes’ timetables before setting out. The walking time refers to the route from this stop to the lake.

Mill and Fraitgraben

The Ramitscheder Mill was built in 1858 and is one of the few remaining operational overshot watermills in Upper Austria. Its age and preserved working condition make it a specific destination for those interested in culture. Bear access in mind when planning: the mill can only be reached on foot via the Fraitgraben.

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The Fraitgraben also has its own scenic appeal: a stream burbles over several waterfalls there. The Enghagen Circuit (R302) passes the Edlbach golf course/swimming lake. This provides a route, in addition to the individual destinations, that you can factor into your plans based on this point along the way. No walking time or difficulty rating is specified.

Plan your stay in Edlbach

To choose between the different options, it is worth comparing them directly: For the swimming lake, the main points are its location in the Edlbacher Moor, the swimming areas and the approximate walking time from the bus stop. For the Ramitscheder Mill, the key details are its construction date of 1858 and the fact that it can only be reached on foot via the Fraitgraben. The Enghagen Circuit, in turn, passes the golf course/swimming lake.

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