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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The section of the Austrian Jakobsweg forms the continuation of the southern Waldviertel, which is leading to the Danube Bridge at the YBBS-Persenbeug power plant. The Jakobsweg runs in the Lower Austrian Mostviertel through the part of the Strudergau of Ybbs over the Hengstberg and Neustadtler Platte, as well as through the part of the Machlands in the municipality of Sankt Pantaleon-from where south of the Danube, as well as through the part of the Machland, located south of the Danube, from where The path is signposted both via the Enns river into the city of Enns and through the Mauthausner Donaubr\u00fccken to the market town of Mauthausen. The pilgrim path crosses the Lower Austrian landscape protection area Strudengau and the surrounding area In the communities of Ybbs on the Danube, Sankt Martin-Karlsbach and Neustadtl an der Donau, the FFH area Strudengau – Nibelungengau And the European Protection Area Machland South.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4In the Strudengau, the Jakobsweg partly runs together with the Donauh\u00f6hen round hiking trail (No. 452) and the Austrian long-distance hiking trail 08 (Eisenwurzenweg) and, in addition to the Jakobsweg markings in this area, is also signposted as a hiking trail with number 453. [first] Starting from the Danube Bridge at the Ybbs -Persenbeug power plant, the pilgrimage route first leads to Marienh\u00f6he and back to Scharlreith, from where the path to the Danube again leads along the Danube and back to Scharlreith in the community of Ybbs on the Danube on the Danube on the Danube on the Danube. until after Grub in the municipality of Sankt Martin-Karlsbach. The path now leads over the Hengstberg and through the village of the same name past various homesteads and reaches the market town of Neustadtl an der Donau at the Willersbach, where the parish church is consecrated to St. Jakobus and a road is named after the apostle. On a local themed path under the motto “The Way is the goal”, information about the Jakobsweg from Hainburg on the Austrian-Hungarian border to Santiago de Compostela is offered at 13 stations. [2] On the way to the abandoned Baroque Abbey Ardagger, the Jakobsweg leads past the pilgrimage church in Kollmitzberg. The church is located on the highest point of the Kollmitzberg 469\u00a0m\u00a0\u00fc.\u00a0A. in the catastral community of the same name of the market town of Ardagger and is known for the Kirtag, which attracts a year to the 30,000 visitors.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The next goal is the Jakobskirche in Zeillern. In 2008, as part of the project marathon of the Landjugend Zeillern, the Jakobsweg in the municipal area was re -signed within 42 hours and equipped with an information board. The signposted path leaves Zeillern towards Wallsee-Sindelburg and leads there through town and then a piece along the Danube Altarm path to Strengberg, further to the municipality of Sankt Pantaleon-Erla to the Erla Abbey (St. Pantaleon-Erla municipality) and through the village Sankt Pantaleon, where the Jakobsweg shares itself and leads to H\u00f6rsching in Upper Austria either north or south of the central area via Mauthausen or Enns. Peter Lindenthal: On the Jakobsweg through Austria – Pressburg to Feldkirch in 28 stages, exact directions with hiking maps , 6. revised and updated edition, Innsbruck 2008, ISBN 978370221997 (first edition 1999) \u2191  Schubert & Franzke (ed.): Market town of Neustadtl an der Donau, hiking map 1: 25000 and place plan 1: 12500, St. P\u00f6lten, ISBN 9783705619340  \u2191  Jakobsweg in Neustadtl\/Donau ( Memento of the Originals from August 10, 2011 in Internet Archive )  Info: The archive link has been used automatically and not yet checked. 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