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Wolfsegg am Hausruck (dialect: "Woifsegg") is a market town in Upper Austria in the district of Vöcklabruck in the Hausruckviertel. The municipality is located in the judicial district of Vöcklabruck.

Culture and sights

    Catholic parish church Wolfsegg am Hausruck St. Valentine.
    Barbara show gallery: Brown coal has been mined in Wolfsegg/Ampflwang since 1757. Until 1967, coal was mined by Wolfsegg-Traunthaler Kohlenwerks AG in the market town of Wolfsegg am Hausruck. The last coal hunt was mined in 1995 in Schmitzberg, municipality of Ampflwang. The tradition of coal mining is maintained in the market town of Wolfsegg by the miners' association. The Barbara-Schaustollen, built in 1996 near the sports field, is a reminder of this important time.

Regular events

    From 1983 to 2012, the annual summer ballet was held in August at the Wolfsegg Elementary School.
    Since 2009, the metal, rock, hardcore and metalcore festival Darkness Over Paradise has been held annually on the hill in July.

Natural monuments

In the nature conservation book of the Upper Austrian provincial government, the natural monument Ottnangien is designated. It is an old Schlier pit at the Schanze (hairpin bend of the Wolfsegg-Ottnang road), which represents the stratotype profile (type locality) of the Ottnangium, a stratographic layer of the Neogene of the Central European Paratethys, the period from about 18.3-17 million years ago, in which the formation of the Schlier basement of the Hausruck-und-Kobernaußerwald range falls. The stage was proposed in 1967 by Austrian geologists Adolf Papp and Fred Rögl, and named after nearby Ottnang.