Buchauer Sattel to Grabneralm

Accessible by public transport

Public bus (within 15 minutes walking distance from starting point)

The tour in numbers

Route 4,5 km

Uphill 533 hm

Downhill 4 hm

Highest point 1391 m

A varied hike with a pleasant ascent and a rewarding stop at the Grabneralm. Perfect for anyone looking to enjoy nature, wide views, and a relaxed introduction to the Haller Mauern.

From Buchauer Sattel, we set off on a well-maintained trail toward the Grabneralm. Meadows, forest sections, and first panoramic views make for an enjoyable approach, with the managed alpine pasture offering the perfect place for a well-earned break.

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Parking space at Buchauer Saddle is subject to a fee

From the parking area at Buchauer Sattel (861 m), we head off in a north-westerly direction. We first walk across meadows, then enter the forest.

We follow the marked trail no. 636 toward the Grabneralm. The path climbs steadily and cuts across the forest road several times – great for keeping the hike varied and easy on the knees.
The last two kilometers then follow the forest road all the way.

After about 2.5 hours, we reach the Grabneralm (1,395 m).
Time for a break. Time for regional flavors. Time to stay a little longer if we feel like it.

Sturdy hiking boots or good trekking shoes
Hiking backpack
Water bottle
First aid kit including blister plasters
Hiking map and smartphone
Snacks
Sunglasses
Sunscreen

You should also be well prepared for changeable weather.

Packing your backpack correctly makes things much easier:
Pack heavy items first. Your water bottle should always be easily accessible in a side pocket. Everything you need frequently, such as sunglasses, your smartphone, or hiking map, should be packed on top.

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