Thousands of pilgrims in the traditional four -mounted run: an unforgettable experience!

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On Dreinelfreight, May 2, 2025, thousands hike on historical pilgrimage paths in Carinthia, a festival of tradition and community.

Thousands of pilgrims in the traditional four -mounted run: an unforgettable experience!

On May 2, 2025, the traditional four -mounted run took place on the Dreinagel Friday. Hundreds of hikers made a pilgrimage over the four Celtic mountains: Magdalensberg, Ulrichsberg, Veitsberg and Lorenziberg. Despite the fatigue, many pilgrims were satisfied when they arrived at Lorenziberg. When the weather is nice, some hikers are still on the road.

Sugar lnn were distributed to children in ancient tradition, while resting places and lab stations invite you to linger. The four -mounted run is one of the most important events for hiking friends in Carinthia, which celebrates the connection to nature as well as to cultural and religious traditions. This event attracts numerous visitors every year and is part of the lively hiking scene in Austria.

Hiking in Austria

Austria is a popular travel destination for hiking friends because of its scenic diversity and cultural sights. Well -known hiking regions are Carinthia, Styria, Tyrol, Upper Austria and Lower Austria. The well -marked pilgrimage paths combine hiking with the Christian faith and offer access to charming villages, historical churches and cultural highlights.

A selection of popular pilgrimage paths shows how diverse the possibilities for hikers are. One of the best known because of the Benediktweg, which leads over 256 kilometers through Upper Austria, Styria and Carinthia. This route, which is divided into 11 daily stages, ends in the Sankt Paul monastery in the Lavanttal. Another interesting option is the Böhmerwalrundweg, which offers different stages on 127 kilometers and is known as the "way of deceleration".

Diversity of the pilgrimage paths

The following pilgrimage paths are particularly recommended and offer a variety of experiences:

  • Benediktweg: 256 Kilometer, Ziel Kloster Sankt Paul im Lavanttal
  • Böhmerwaldrundweg: 127 Kilometer, bekannt für seine Entschleunigung
  • Johannesweg: 84 Kilometer, Rundwanderweg mit spirituellen Stationen
  • Josefweg: 65 Kilometer im Naturpark Attersee-Traunsee
  • Kärntner Marienpilgerweg: 266 Kilometer von Maria Rojach nach Maria Luggau
  • Leonhardsweg: 140 Kilometer von Salzburg nach St. Leonhard
  • Steirischer Mariazellerweg: 226 Kilometer von Soboth nach Mariazell
  • Wolfgangweg: 300 Kilometer von Regensburg nach St. Wolfgang
  • Hochalpiner Pilgerweg Prägraten: 3-4 Tagesetappen mit spektakulären Höhen
  • Romediusweg: 183 Kilometer, führt zum Kloster San Romedio in Italien

The pilgrimage paths in Austria not only offer beautiful landscapes, but also spiritual experiences that strengthen the combination of faith, nature and hiking lust.

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