- Brief description
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The hilltop settlement on the Knallwand is a fortified and difficult to access retreat settlement created by the Romans above the Knallwand and served as protection against enemy attacks.
- Difficulty
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medium
- Rating
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- Starting point
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Weißenbach/Rössingstraße
- Route
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Luserwasserfall2.2 km
- Best season
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
- Description
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The only archaeology trail in the Ennstal was opened in 2000 and is run by members of ANISA on a voluntary basis. It is a cultural highlight from the late Roman period. The visitor can follow a tour of a late Roman retreat settlement. Signposts and explanatory panels tell about life almost 2,000 years ago.
- Directions
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start: Landesstraße Ramsau/Rössing (yellow signs) - forest street to the Luserbach - forest path along the small stream up to the Luser waterfall - past the waterfall to the forest road - follow the road until Burgstaller - before Burgstaller follow a small meadow path until the archaeology trail - return on the same way
- Highest point
- 970 m
- Endpoint
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Weißenbach/Rössingstraße
- Height profile
- Equipment
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good shoes
- Tips
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If you only want to visit the archaeology trail, you can drive to the Burgstaller. From there it is only about 5 minutes on foot.
- Directions
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main road (B320) - exit: Weißenbach - at Weißenbach centre follow the street direction Ramsau/Rössing - Landesstraße Ramsau/Rössing - next to the street is a forest road, which leeds to the Luserwasserfall (yellow signs)
- Public transportation
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Arrival by public transport not possible.
- Parking
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Small bulge just before entering the forest street towards Luserwasserfall.
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AuthorThe tour Archaeology trail at Luserwasserfall is used by outdooractive.com provided.
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