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The Jerusalem Way is the world's longest pilgrimage and peace route

The Jerusalem Way connects religions and peoples in a unique peace project

The Jerusalem Way stands for respect and tolerance

JERUSALEM WAY / AL-QUDS WAY / JERUSALEMWEG / CAMINO DE JERUSALÉN / CHEMIN DE JÉRUSALEM / KUDÜS YOLU / VIA GERUSALEMME

 

>>> Walking together – across borders, towards peace <<

Love is the strongest force in the universe – it permeates and connects everything and builds bridges between all people. Pilgrimage creates openness for encounters, breaks down prejudices and fears, and strengthens trust – fundamental trust. In this way, supposed boundaries between peoples and religions can be Love and mutual respect be overcome.

"Go in peace, as a bridge between the peoples."
(Jerusalem Way Spirit)

Vocklabruck-Lambach
24,81 km / ↓ 466 m / ↑ 415 m
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Reminder if this was forgotten in the lecture: In the monastery of the Franciscan Sisters of Vöcklabruck you get that Jerusalem Way stamp and in the small shop you can buy a small peace dove made of olive wood, made in the Holy Land! The pigeons fit wonderfully as a pendant on a backpack, fanny pack, bracelet, or as a small souvenir or gift.

 

 

On today's stage, several spiritual highlights await us, after we have passed the historic town square of Vöcklabruck we come to the following Mariana Heights, a special and meditative place to stop, the beech forest is also a popular circular hiking trail. Then we go on and see the Puchheim Castle on the right Pilgrimage basilica Maria Puchheim, worth seeing!

 

From now on and in the following days, the path is basically flat, i.e. with only a few meters in altitude. In this flat area we come through many agricultural cultivation areas, but also repeatedly through settlements. The routes near the Ager, which we have already announced as a guide, are particularly beautiful. So when we meet the Ager we can assume that we are still on the right path to get to Jerusalem for the time being. Along the Ager we come across gravel ponds like at Redlham, which are also known as "quarry ponds".

 

The topic of "orientation aid" is therefore not an issue, we practically hike the entire stage on left-bank paths. Only in the Schwanenstadt area do we briefly leave the Ager and come into town and to the parish church. After leaving the city, we meet the Ager again on the outskirts of the village, along this we hike left bank again until the Ager flows into the Traun just before Lambach. We reach our daily goal Lambach and that Lambach Abbeywhere, with a little luck, we can sleep in the old pilgrim room.

 

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Distance: 24,81 km
Difference in altitude: 156 m
Highest point: 497 m
Lowest point: 341 m
Total ascent: 415 m
Total descent: 466 m