Best mountain peaks around Bachmanning Austria are found in the surrounding region, as the municipality itself is situated at a moderate elevation of 435 meters above sea level. Bachmanning's landscape is characterized by agriculture and forested areas, with fourteen percent of its land covered by forest. While prominent mountainous features are not within Bachmanning, the area offers access to nearby elevated points. The region is part of the Hausruckviertel, providing a base for exploring the broader Upper Austrian landscape.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Halfway point of the Krailbergrunde, good rest stop
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There is no path leading to this summit point, but you will find a summit pole with a name and a trash can there.
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The Irracher Höhe was searched for and found, quite hidden. Thanks to Peakfinder our search was successful
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The highest point in the Wels-Land district is on the Steindlberg at 513m. That's 9m higher than the famous Krailberg.
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The actual summit/surveying point is about 100m north of the summit cross and is recognizable by a marker stone
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Coming from the south (vineyard), enter the forest, then turn left (do not go around the forest to the southwest, it will be difficult there), from the north (staffel) there are 2 steeper paths leading up, we used the left one around the outside, at the top it is then comfortably flat in the forest to the summit cross
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No, the municipality of Bachmanning itself is situated at a moderate elevation of 435 meters above sea level and does not feature prominent mountain peaks. Its landscape is characterized by agriculture and forested areas. The peaks highlighted in this guide are found in the surrounding region, offering elevated points accessible from Bachmanning.
The highest point in the Wels-Land district is the Krailberg Summit Cross (504 m), which stands at 504 meters high. This summit marks the border between Bachmanning, Neukirchen, and Pennewang, and is a popular hiking destination.
From viewpoints like the View from Irracher Höhe, you can enjoy expansive views towards the city of Wels and the Trauntal valley. The Krailberg summits also offer scenic vistas, often through forested areas.
Yes, the Irrachhöhe is noted as a family-friendly viewpoint. Generally, the peaks around Bachmanning offer intermediate routes suitable for hiking, and there are also easy hikes available in the broader area.
Beyond hiking to the summits, the region around Bachmanning offers various outdoor activities. You can explore MTB trails or enjoy road cycling routes. For hikers, there are numerous trails, including easy options like the 'Bachmanning Church – Krailberg Summit Cross (504 m) loop'.
The Krailberg Summit (504 m) – Highest Point of Wels-Land District is notable as the highest point in its district. While the summit cross is a popular landmark, the actual survey point is about 100 meters north and marked by a stone. Accessing it often involves navigating forest paths.
Visitors appreciate the variety of summits, viewpoints, and forest trails available. The area is well-regarded for its beautiful scenery and views, offering popular hiking destinations for both locals and visitors. The community has shared over 142 photos and given 105 upvotes for these spots.
Yes, there are different ways to reach the Krailberg Summit Cross (504 m) depending on your starting point. For example, coming from the south (vineyard), you would enter the forest and turn left. From the north (Staffel), there are two steeper paths leading up.
Yes, the Irrachhöhe is mentioned as a super spot for snowshoe tours, offering great views even in winter conditions.
The terrain around Bachmanning's peaks often includes forested areas, as indicated by highlights like the Krailberg Summit Cross and Krailberg Summit and Survey Point. Routes are generally classified as intermediate, suggesting a mix of moderate ascents and descents.
Yes, the Krailberg Summit Cross (504 m) is categorized as both a natural and a man-made monument, highlighting its significance in the landscape.


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