Hohenzoller Waterfall – Jainzenberg Loop loop from Kreutern
Hohenzoller Waterfall – Jainzenberg Loop loop from Kreutern
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Hohenzoller Waterfall – Jainzenberg Loop loop from Kreutern
02:49
10.2km
160m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: February 20, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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2.41 km
Hohenzoller Waterfall
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3.45 km
Jainzenberg Loop
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7.25 km
St. Nicholas Parish Church, Bad Ischl
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Bad Ischl was originally part of the parish of Bad Goisern and St. Nicholas was therefore a branch church. When the Reformation spread to the Salzkammergut and Goisern became Protestant, the independent parish of Ischl was created with the elevation of the parish on May 26, 1554 by Bishop Wolfgang of Passau. The abbess of the Traunkirchen monastery had the right to propose a priest to the bishop as pastor. When the women's monastery was dissolved in 1573, the bishop gave this right of presentation to the highest official in the Salzkammergut, the salt bailiff of Gmunden. From 1577 until the re-Catholicization in 1600, the pastors at St. Nicholas' Church were Evangelical Lutheran. In the course of the Counter-Reformation, from 1622 until its abolition in 1773, the Jesuits were given the right to propose pastors.[2]
In 1769/70, the old church was demolished, only the Gothic tower from 1490 remained.[3] The current sacred building was built between 1771 and 1780. Opposite, where a bank branch now stands, there was an emergency church during the construction period. The foundation stone was laid on May 1, 1771 by the Abbot of Lambach, Amandus Schickmayr. Empress Maria Theresa, as mistress of the Salzkammergut, donated 30,000 Austrian guilders to the building project. The total construction costs are likely to have been just over 40,000 guilders. The consecration of the church was carried out by Bishop Thomas Johann von Thun und Hohenstein on September 17, 1780. In 1797, a new tower clock was installed.[2]
From the 1820s onwards, Bad Ischl became a popular spa and bathing resort for the high aristocracy, which meant that donors and patrons were found for new altars and artistic wall paintings.[2]
Since the Emperor of Austria Franz Joseph I spent every summer in his imperial villa from 1854 onwards and attended the 7 a.m. mass every Sunday, St. Nicholas' Church was given the title of Imperial and Royal Court Parish Church. The pastors Franz Weinmayr (term of office 1870–1911) and Franz Stadler (term of service 1911–1936) received the title of Papal House Prelate from Rome, since the prelate was the "lowest" church rank, which was admitted to the imperial table according to the Spanish court ceremonial.[2]
Source de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadtpfarrkirche_St._Nikolaus_(Bad_Ischl)
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9.08 km
Multi-stage sill ramp on the Ischl River
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10.2 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
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4.56 km
3.21 km
921 m
867 m
390 m
178 m
Surfaces
4.11 km
2.48 km
2.35 km
651 m
361 m
178 m
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Highest point (570 m)
Lowest point (460 m)
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