Jainzental
| Jainzental | ||
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| location | near Bad Ischl in Upper Austria | |
| Waters | Saiherbach , Jainzenbach | |
| Mountains | Salzkammergut Mountains : Zimnitz / Jainzenberg | |
| Geographical location | 47 ° 43 '31 " N , 13 ° 37' 43" E | |
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| Type | Valley pass | |
| length | 2.5 km | |
| particularities | Saddle height of the valley pass 549 m above sea level. A. | |
The Jainzental is a small valley near Bad Ischl in the Salzkammergut in Upper Austria .
Location and landscape
The Jainzental is located north of the Ischl city center . It exposes the Jainzenberg ( 834 m above sea level ), one of the city mountains, from the Stock der Zimnitz (Leonsberg , 1745 m above sea level ) so that it forms an island mountain in the Ischler basin . To the north of it rise Graseck ( 928 m above sea level ) and Gstättenberg ( 916 m above sea level ), two fore-gates of the Hochjoch ( 1315 m above sea level ) in the east ridge of the Zimnitz.
The valley extends from the Jainzen district , northwest of the center on the Ischl (Ischler Ache) at around 480 m , all the way to Roith , northeast on the Traun . It forms a valley pass at 549 m above sea level. A. Height. At Jainzen the Saiherbach goes with a small feeder from the Hochjoch to the Ischl, at Roith the Jainzenbach goes from the Graseck to the Traun, with the mouth at about 460 m .
History and sights
The valley, which is essentially uninhabited to this day, was already considered a romantic locality in the beginning of the summer vacation time in the Salzkammergut, here some pleasure complexes were built in the hallway at the time called Jainzen-Ramsau at the valley entrance, so Dolca's Abendsitz , donated by the Princess von Lubomirsky , and the way up to the Hohenzoll waterfall of the Saiherbach, the name of which goes back to the Princess Hohenzollern-Hechingen , with the Dachstein view of the captain von Stierle-Holzmeister.
Rettenbachwildnis near Ischl (The Hohenzollern waterfall in the Jainzental) , FG Waldmüller , 1832
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Individual evidence
- ↑ cf. Jainzental near Bad Ischl, Upper Austria. Photo Wilhelm Burger, around 1870 (on bildarchivaustria.at)
- ↑ a b c Emil ∗∗ (anonymous.): Visits to the lake and the Alps in the vicinity of Ischlel's. With geographical vignettes and an overview map of the country above the Enns by F. Raffelsberger. Verlag kkap first typographic art print (in commission by J. Hermann and Son am Graben), Vienna 1842, appendix to the lake and alpine images, 2nd entertainment tariff , p. 142 ff ( digitized version, Google, complete view ).
- ↑ a b c d Theodor Hartwig: Pocket book (manual) for travelers through southern Bavaria, Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Salzburg and the Salzkammergut. 3rd edition, Verlag Joseph Lindauer'sche Buchhandlung, Munich 1842, p. 345 (1st edition paperback for travelers through Bavaria's and Tyrol's highlands ; digitized, Google, complete view ).
- ^ A b Franz Anton Alexander von Braune: The little foreign guide to Ischl and its surroundings. Paperback for travelers and bathers, containing brief indications of the current state of Ischl, the bathing establishments, pleasure facilities, the land, sea, mountain and alpine parts, together with details of several travel tours. Verlag der Mayr'schen Buchhandlung, Salzburg 1843, chapter overview of the pleasure systems ... , p. 72 f ( digitized, Google, complete view ).
- ↑ Hohenzoller waterfall. badischl.salzkammergut.at (accessed March 21, 2017).
- ↑ The picture title Rettenbach is misleading here, it is located opposite Ischl Trauntal.