Groß-Siegharts, a typical Lower Austrian town, lies at an altitude of 534 meters. Nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Waldviertel region, the town has its own unique history. It was first documented around 1150. A market town since 1727, Groß-Siegharts has held city rights since 1928 and has a population of nearly 3,000. On the Bandlkramer circular hiking trail, you can explore parts of the municipalities of Groß-Siegharts, Göpfritz/Wild, Ludweis-Aigen, and Dietmanns, including the villages of Groß-Siegharts, Georgenberg, Kirchberg/Wild, Fistritz, Liebenberg, Weinern, Wienings, Waldreichs, and Dietmanns. Starting points include the aforementioned local hiking trails.
