Weigl-Warte am Sandl

The 16-meter-high stone lookout stands on the Sandl (723 m) between Weißenkirchen and Dürnstein.

The Rossatz section of the Austrian Alpine Club, which was founded on February 12, 1881, erected the "Sandl Tower" in the spring of the same year, an approximately ten-metre-high wooden lookout tower, which was covered and therefore also functioned as a shelter.

Today, the 16-metre high Weigl-Warte made of stone stands on the Sandl (723 m) between Weißenkirchen and Dürnstein.

From Krems-Stein to Egelsee and approx. 5 km in the direction of Weinzierl am Walde, you can park your car in Sandl at the "Sandlbauer". The key for the control room can be collected from the "Sandlbauer" and after a 5-minute easy walk you will reach the control room. The key is available from the Ettenauer family ("Sandlbauer").