The Wiener Mariazellerweg 06 is a long-distance hiking trail in Austria that connects Vienna with the famous pilgrimage site of Mariazell. It is one of the most traditional pilgrimage routes in Austria, covering approximately 117–130 km with significant elevation gain as it crosses the Vienna Woods (Wienerwald) and the Lower Austrian Alps

Fisher Towers is a well-known location east of Moab for climbing. The formations, however, pose a striking contrast to the more solid walls found in Moab. This is the common hiking trail that will weave you through the towers. The views are incredible. At the end point, you are treated to a great view of Castleton Tower. In a couple spots on the slickrock, the route can be tricky to find. Just keep an eye peeled for the cairns and trail markers and they will lead you to the correct location.

This well-documented long pilgrimage route (marked as M5-route) results in a large loop around the region (Rosenheim and Kufsteinerland). It passes through mountain villages with stunning panoramas and crosses Germany and Austria. Countless chapels and historical landmarks can be found along the route. It crosses beautiful cities too, such as Rosenheim and Kufstein. It also crosses a mountain range, with the highest point being slightly below 1200 meters.