Stories
There is always something going on here
Holidays write the loveliest stories
The mill goes clickety-clack…
Zederhaus mill trail
Today we are making things clatter! On the Zederhaus mill trail. We are more than curious as we begin our roughly 1.5-hour circular walk in the centre of Zederhaus. Along the village stream we come to several historic mills, old farmsteads and grain stores. At five stations we learn all about the impressive waterwheels and how they work. We get to touch different types of grain, listen to a mill fairy tale, and now we know how grain becomes flour.
By prior arrangement you can help bake bread in an old oven at the Walchergut. And finally, in the renovated Jakoberkasten, we marvel at various types of flour and meal in old flour chests. Truly fascinating! And now? In just half an hour by car we are back in our cosy home at Lerchpeuntgut, letting the day clatter gently to a close. Clickety-clack!
Chill time at Lerchpeuntgut
Simply do whatever you feel like. Surrounded by nature, in a beautiful home that offers every comfort. Lerchpeuntgut is the perfect place for it.
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To Tamsweg and back.
Lungau lifestyle at its finest.
It is so close. Just a 15-minute walk from Lerchpeuntgut to Tamsweg. We simply want to drift along. Soon we reach the central market square with the town hall and its colourful houses. Every year during the alpine summer, one of the traditional Lungau Samson processions takes place here.
Nature to dive into
Enjoying the Prebersee.
Today we want to hike – nice and leisurely. At 1,514 metres above sea level it awaits us – the Prebersee. Beautifully bathed in sunshine, surrounded by moorland and forest. We walk the short loop and find blueberries and mushrooms. The children are thrilled –
Medieval flair, then and now.
Moosham Castle
Lerchpeuntgut with a difference: clouds and a little rain. Somehow that is fine too. Back to bed? Into the cosy beds, onto the comfortable sofa? A rest day with a good book. That has its charms. Especially within your own four walls. Or an outing after all? Visit a castle, a museum.
Just like in the Emperor’s day
The Murtalbahn
Today we are going nostalgic. Properly! We are riding the Murtalbahn. And this is no ordinary regional express. No, this is a narrow-gauge railway from 1894. Wow – the children think it is super cool. At Tamsweg station we board the ancient carriages with their imperial flair.