Peaks & alpine pastures north of the Enns
Admonterhaus 1.725 m
- can be reached in about 3/4 hour from the Grabneralm via Normalweg or Gamssteig
- via Grabneralm and Grabnerstein/Jungfernsteig approx. 2.5 - 3.5 hours
- Ascent via Hallersteig
- from Oberlaussa via the Seeboden
- Hüttenrundwanderweg from the Admonterhöhe/Fellneralm (1270 m) approx. 3 hours or
- via Buchau/Lahnalm and Grabnerstein/Jungfernsteig (not marked!)
Tour options:
- Admonter Warte, 1,804m, walking time: approx. 15 minutes
- Mittagskogel, 2,041 m
- Natterriegel, 2,065m, walking time: approx. 1 hour
- Hexenturm (Bärenkarmauer), 2,170m, walking time: approx. 2 - 3 hours via the normal route (upper Roßkar) or via the Hexensteig (via ferrata B/C)
- Grabnerstein, 1,847m, walking time: approx. 1 hour via the secured Jungfernsteig (via ferrata A)
- Fellneralm / Großes Maiereck, 1,764 m, approx. 4-5 hours.
Grabnerstein 1.848 m
Summit visible from Haus Gassner!
- Our actual “local mountain”, reachable in approx. 3 1/2 hours from Haus Gassner
- approx. 1.5 hours' walk from the Grabneralm and/or with alpine skills a circular route to the Admonterhaus via the secured Jungfernsteig (via ferrata A) is possible
- via Buchau (normal route), Katzengrabenjagdhütte/Himmelreich and Zilmkogel (not marked!)
- via Buchau/Lahnalm and Zilmkogel (not marked!)
Grabneralm 1.391 m
- our “Hausalm”, directly accessible from Haus Gassner in approx. 2 hours
- The actual starting point is the Buchauersattel, normal route including alpine nature trail (also designated as a mountain bike trail) or
- via the Alter-Grabneralm trail
- via Dörfelstein (2 peaks), Pitzalm via Klosterweg to Forchneralm- Grabneralm
Lahnalm ca. 1.000 m
Open from Thursday to Sunday
- The Lahnalm can be easily reached from Buchau in a walk of about ¾ hour, also suitable for children or older people,
- or via the hunting trail from Grabneralm below the Ochsenscharte – walking time approx. 4 hours (not marked!).
- Open from Pentecost until the end of September (Thursday to Sunday) and on public holidays!
- Alpine breakfast every Sunday from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.
Großes Maiereck 1.764 m
- The “quiet border mountain” between the Haller Mauern and the Eisenwurzen Nature Park.
- Starting point: Pölzenbach, between St. Gallen and the Forellenhof inn.
- Hiking time via Admonterhöhe: approx. 3–4 hours.
- From the Berger district via “Teufelskirche”, Eitlgraben, and Sauboden: approx. 5 hours.
- A beautiful panoramic mountain!
Großer Buchstein 2.224 m
- From the Buchsteinhaus via the West Gorge (normal ascent, difficulty level I) in approx. 2½ hours,
- via the Wengerweg (difficulty level II) in approx. 2¼ hours,
- via the relatively new South Face via ferrata (difficulty B/2) in approx. 2½ hours, or
- directly accessible from Buchau / Prieler gravel works via the normal route.
Ennstalerhütte 1.544 m
- Hiking time from Gstatterboden / National Park Pavilion or church via the normal route: approx. 2½ hours
- From Gstatterboden or Hieflau along the mountain bike route (forest road), then from Hochscheibenalm and via the Jägersteig: approx. 3 hours
- Via hiking trail 646 (starting point: approx. 2 km after leaving Großreifling towards St. Gallen): approx. 2½ hours
- Via hiking trail 608 (starting point: near Schloss Kassegg / Erbsattel): approx. 2¾ hours
- Or from the hunting lodge “Eisenzieher,” via Grießbach and along the foot of the Kleiner Buchstein or Tieflimauer to the Ennstalerhütte.
Further alpine pastures and peaks north of the Enns
- Starting point: parking area in the Mühlbachgraben / Erbsattel
- Starting point: hunting lodge “Eisenzieher” and via Grießbach
- or coming via the Ennstalerhütte
- Difficulty level: 2
From the Ennstalerhütte (shortly before it), follow trail 645 in the direction of the Tieflimauer via ferrata or continue toward the Kleiner Buchstein.
Moderately difficult via ferrata, mostly grades A and B, with 2 sections rated C,
or take the normal route (east ridge).