Zeutschacher Ursprung and Graggerschlucht

From the Seidl inn in Zeutschach, you reach the Zeutschach spring of origin in just under 10 minutes; the briskly flowing water bubbles straight towards the Ursprunger homestead. Follow the downhill road to the Graslupp ponds.

Opposite the Graslupp chapel, the hiking trail branches off from the bend in the road. Immediately you cross the Ursprungbach and walk to the right of it, first through a wooded area, then across a meadow slightly downhill to the beginning of the gorge-like Graggerschlucht, the centerpiece of which is a 12-meter-high cascade waterfall that plunges down in the upper part. You walk through the bottom of the gorge along a path and cross the Ursprungbach several times. Numerous information boards inform about the diversity of fauna and gorge forest flora.

At the exit of the gorge there is a nice resting place with a bionic island that tells adults and children something about bionics.

A few minutes' walk further on, you reach Mühldorf, the guest garden at the Forellenhof proves to be a welcome resting place. Opposite the inn, the "R18 Naturpark-Radweg" leads northward and crosses the route of the southern railroad. Follow the short lane "Am Urtelbach" and walk along Bahnhofstraße either downhill to the train station or over the road crest into the center of Neumarkt.