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Dachstein Salzkammergut

Löckernmoos - Wildfrauenloch

Exactly half way round the "Löckernmoos Circular Trail" is the "Wildfrauenloch" - a fortune-bringing place to visit, high above the Gosau Grindstone Quarries.

Glücksplatz in Gosau
Meditationsplatz Löckersee

The name comes from an old legend. It was once known as the "Vorderen Grubalm". "Wild" means "shy" in this instance, and "Jungfrauen" are innocent young maidens working in a rock crevice. Hence the name "Wildfrauenloch". Washing was hung out to dry in the sun, and when it came to harvesting the crops, the young women would come down to the valley and help the farmers.

Happiness and good fortune is to be found in the entire area which covers the Löckernmoos and the little Löckernsee mountain lake. This is a very romantic location, situated at approx. 1400 metres above sea level, and surrounded by high mountain moorland.

The area is a perfect place for meditation as it is so remote and perfectly quiet. Lie down, open your eyes and watch the clouds floating in the sky. You will notice the birdsong and feel the gentle wind. Sense the energy, too, of the thousands of centuries old moorland beneath you. Sink deep into your mossy pillow as you immerse yourself in nature. The Löckersee small mountain lake is the perfect place to re-vitalise body and soul and is situated on the 10 000 year old Löckermoos high above the Gosau grindstone quarries. It is surrounded by mountain pines and moorland vegetation.

Transportation and guided tours of the grindstone quarries, and the Löckernmoos are available throughout the summer months.

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Ferienregion Dachstein-Salzkammergut Tourismusverband Inneres Salzkammergut Geschäftsstelle Gosau

Nr. 547, 4824 Gosau
Tel.: +43 (0)6136 8295
Fax: +43 (0)6136 8295 34

e-Mail: gosau@dachstein-salzkammergut.at
Web: http://www.oberoesterreich.at/gosau

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