Hochstadl Wildalpen
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The steep alpine mountain hike is suitable for fit mountain hikers and leads through rustic, wild countryside. This tour has more of a hunting trail character. Partly sloping, steep terrain.
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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.
At the Hochstadl summit cross, it is recommended to continue a little further to the little summit booklet; a magnificent view of the Hochschwab mountains awaits you there.
Stop for refreshments before or after the tour in Wildalpen: Jausenstation Astrid in Holzäpfeltal in Wildalpen.
Stop for refreshments if you extend the tour: Kräuterinhütte (open in summer).
Tip: As a tour extension, we recommend a descent to Rotmoos, trail number 286 to Weichselboden. This is much easier to walk. Perhaps organise the local taxi in advance because of the sometimes poor mobile reception.
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