Almwelt Austria

Beautiful mountains in Styria. This fabulous route starts at the Eiskarhütte, where there are parking lots. It is also possible to take the gondola lift - you arrive a little further up. With an initially very slight ascent, you pass the first lakes and reach the picturesque Spiegelsee at about 1860 meters above sea level with the Dachstein in the background. The ascent is now getting steeper and steeper until you reach the climax at the junction to Rippetegg. The Rippetegg (2126 m) is only...

Wonderful hike in Styria. You start at the parking lot in Hochwurzenstraße. It goes up through forests and across open spaces and is accompanied by magnificent views. Hiking trail 771 leads a little further across the border to Salzburg, over the Znachsattel and in the direction of Schatzbühel. In this variant, however, the hike ends at the Giglachsee Hütte, from where you can enjoy the wonderful view of the lakes and plan further hikes.

Panoramic summit hike in Styria. This beautiful route leads to the idyllic mountain lakes Untersee and Spiegelsee and then up to the Gasselhöhe summit (2001 m), from where you have a great view of the surroundings. Highlights of the hike: - Mirror Lake - Old stone pine - Idyllic Untersee - forest lake - "Glackerch" moor landscape - View from the Gasselhöhe Arrival to the starting point with the cable car from Pichl near Schladming, alternatively from Gleiming.

Official hike of the Schladming-Dachstein tourist center in Styria. The easily accessible descent leads from the Reiteralm through the high forest to Pichl im Ennstal with beautiful views of the Ramsau plateau. Most of the route is on hiking trail no. 772 with short sections on forest paths. There are refreshment stops at the start and end points.

Magnificent loop in Styria. The Reiteralm circular hiking trail to the Gasselhöhe, Rippetegg and the Schober surprises with many wonderful views. The small peaks are easy to reach and offer beautiful views of the Dachstein massif. When there is snow, the route is much more difficult to master, as icing often occurs and heavy stones under the snow cover challenge surefootedness.