360 ° panorama on the Grattenbergl in Kirchbichl / Tyrol.
The Grattenbergl where the largest settlement in North Tyrol was in the Hallstatt period was among other things a showplace of the Tyrolean struggle for freedom against the Bavarian and French troops. Kastengstatt was known for working iron from the smelting plant in Jenbach. The hamlet was also stack space and the space ship Innship-ride.
Even if the Grattenbergl is a small hill in comparison with magnificent Tyrolean mountains, so it's worth it to climb it. You can see the whole area in different directions and on top of that enjoy the sunset with a clear view.
The small chapel is closed, but you can make yourself comfortable and enjoy a beautiful summer evening around it. There are also two monuments to admire. The first is dedicated to the fallen comrades of the volunteer fire department in the two world wars. The second is the fallen in combat shooters on the 18th Grattenbergl Century.
Animal lovers will also get their money's worth, as you hike uphill through a pasture area where one finds goats, sheep and cows. In the silence of the grasshoppers chirping their concert accompanied by the cowbells.
