Panoramarunde Hinterwildalpen in Wildalpen

Gasthaus Zum Krug - forest edge path - Hinterwildalpen hill - Hinterwildalpen forest pool - past Jagdhaus - Eisenerzer Höhe hiking trail - forest path - section of local road - ascent into the forest - Siggridel - Hinterwildalpen stream - Gasthaus Zum Krug. A valley round in Hinterwilalpen in a very rustic alpine and mountain village with unique flora and fauna. Incidentally, Hinterwildalpen also has the valley head and crossings to Gams or Eisenerz are only possible on foot.

Walking in Hinterwildalpen, this circular tour can be shortened and quiet summer days invite you to linger and relax in the Hinterwildalpen forest pool. The finest panorama all around and wonderful views of Gr. Geiger and Grasberg reveal themselves.

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The tour in numbers

easy

Level of difficulty

5,5 km

Route

1:43 h

Time

207 hm

Uphill

202 hm

Downhill

891 m

Highest point

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Travelling to Wildalpen by car:

From Vienna: A1 Westautobahn exit Ybbs via Wieselburg, Scheibbs and Lunz/See to Göstling an der Ybbs continue in the direction of Palfau, at the Erzhalden junction turn off to Wildalpen.

From Vienna, Eisenstadt: Semmeringschnellstraße S6, near Mürzzuschlag onto the B23 Mariazeller Bundesstrasse and Mürzsteg and Wegscheid to Gusswerk and on the Hochschwab Bundesstrasse B24 to Wildalpen.

From Linz: A1 to Voralpenkreuz junction, A9 to Windischgarsten, Unterlaussa, Altenmarkt, Grossreifling, Palfau and Wildalpen

From Salzburg: A1 on A9 to exit Ardning/Admont, Gesäusebundesstrasse and B24 to Wildalpen

From Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn, exit, Traboch (near Leoben) via Präbichl/Eisenerz, Hieflau, Landl, Gams to Palfau at the Erzhalden junction turn off to Wildalpen.

Gasthaus Zum Krug is the starting and finishing point of the Hinterwildalpen panoramic loop . The running and walking trail has a dark wine-red route colour as intermediate markings . The running and walking route is only signposted in one direction. Immediately after the Zum Krug inn there is a large signpost, there you march in the direction of Buchberg and turn right in the direction of Goss. After about 250 m, the Panoramarunde branches off to the right onto a path and this leads you onto a lovely Waldsteigerl along the edge of the forest. You come to a hill, a great vantage point over Hinterwildalpen. From there, follow the forest road downhill to the Hinterwildalpen forest pool. The trail leads directly past the Waldbad Hinterwildalpen and over a wooden bridge you reach the road. Cross the asphalt road and follow the signs along the gravel road. The gravel road leads in the direction of the Eisenerzer Höhe. Below Lichtenegg at trail number 828, the trail branches off to the right onto a forest path, which leads slightly downhill to the last houses in Hinterwildalpen below the Großer Geiger. There you come to the asphalt road and go right, past a house and branch left up into the forest. A few steeper serpentines follow and you walk along a mountain ridge, the so-called "Sigridel". You come to a path again and this then leads down to the Hinterwildalpenbach stream. The last few metres remain the same and lead you back to the starting point.

Visit the guest garden at Gasthaus Zum Krug in Hinterwildalpen from where you have a great view of the new summit cross on the Grasberg in Hinterwildalpen.

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Die Anreise mit dem Taxi nach Wildalpen:

Reinhold Missethon, Tel. 0043 (0)3636 / 317 oder 0043 (0)650 / 310 10 20Johanna Werner, Tel. 0043 (0)3636 / 321 oder 0043 (0)664 / 648 55 37

Arrival from Wildalpen:Take the road approx. 6 km to Hinterwildalpen to the Gasthaus Zum Krug.

Infobüro/Salza Wildalpen

Wildalpen 91 – 8924 Wildalpen Tel. 03636/241 infosalza@gesaeuse.at

Mo und Fr. 9:00-17:00

www.wildalpen.at

Hiking map Wildalpen available free of charge at the Wildalpen Tourist Office or in guest houses. Rother Wanderführer Gesäuse, G. und L. Auferbauer (2018)