Lanschfeldkapelle

The Lanschfeldkapelle is located on the path from Weißpriachtal to Oberhüttensee at Abrahamalm at 1,584 meters above sea level in the Radstädter Tauern. The name Lanschfeldkapelle, written with a 't' in the source, derives from the nearby Lanschfeld (without 't'). The description may not be entirely accurate, as it states its location as 'above the Lantschfeldalm huts.' However, the Lantschfeldalm is actually further west in Tweng. The construction of the chapel is believed to date back to a border dispute between the then Tscheinpitschalm owner Schwarzenbichler and the Lanschfeld farmers. Both farmers were involved in a legal case, which the Lanschfeld farmers won. As a symbol of peace, both parties built this chapel in 1904.