Walk to the Wörschach Sulphur Springs
Short hike to the sulphur springs near Wörschachklamm gorge.
As early as the 15th and 16th centuries, the miners from Öblarn came to Wörschach to be cured by the sulphur water. Scientific studies recognised early on that sulphur water can help with chronic gout and rheumatism and alleviate the symptoms. In 1839, Joseph Rossmann built the Wolkenstein sulphur baths to the north-west of today's Wolkenstein castle ruins. People were able to relax and recuperate there until 1977. Today, the Wörschach-Schwefelbad railway station is still a reminder of the once wonderful spa facilities.
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