Kleinlobminger taster tour - marked snowshoe hike
Accessible by public transport- Public bus (within 15 minutes walking distance from starting point)
Characteristics
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From Vienna (approx. 2.5 hours):
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Take the A2 towards Graz.
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At 161-St. Michael junction, change to the S36 towards Judenburg.
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Exit at Knittelfeld-West.
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Follow the signs towards Großlobming.
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Continue through Großlobming to Kleinlobming.
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The Kleinlobming ski lift is located directly in the village and signposted.
From Graz (approx. 1 hour):
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Take the A9 towards Linz/Salzburg.
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Exit at Köflach/Voitsberg.
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Drive via Köflach to Großlobming.
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Continue to Kleinlobming.
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The Kleinlobming ski lift is located in the village.
From Salzburg (approx. 3 hours):
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Take the A10 towards Villach.
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At exit 63-Altenmarkt, change to the B320 towards Radstadt/Schladming.
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Continue via Schladming to Liezen.
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Join the A9 towards Graz.
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At St. Michael junction, change to the S36 towards Judenburg.
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Exit at Knittelfeld-West.
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Drive via Großlobming to Kleinlobming.
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The Kleinlobming ski lift is located directly in the village.
Skilift Kleinlobming
The trail then follows a marked circular route that leads through the forest over slightly hilly terrain. Small clearings open up several times with views of the surrounding slopes. After the highest point of the loop, the trail descends again, using the same path as the ascent in sections.
Finally, you return to more open terrain and, after a short passage across meadows, reach the starting point in Kleinlobming again
Equipment for Snowshoe Hiking
- Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good grip
- Snowshoes & adjustable poles with winter baskets
- Backpack with rain cover
- Layering system: functional underwear, mid-layer, weatherproof winter jacket
- Warm hiking pants, gaiters if needed
- Gloves (plus a spare pair), hat/headband, scarf/buff
- Sunglasses, ski goggles, and sun protection
- Water bottle or thermos, snacks
- First aid kit, emergency blanket, personal medication
- Headlamp, mobile phone with emergency numbers, hiking map or GPS
Additional safety gear in
alpine terrain:
When snowshoeing in unsecured alpine areas, an avalanche transceiver, probe,
and shovel are essential. They are vital for quick companion rescue in case
of an emergency.
Snowshoe tours in open terrain require both weather and avalanche updates:
- Mountain weather Styria (including Murtal): wetter.ORF – Bergwetter Steiermark
- Avalanche bulletin Austria: lawine.at
- Emergency numbers: Mountain Rescue 140 | EU Emergency Number 112
This tour can be reached by public transport.
- Timetable information: Verbundlinie Styria
- Tip: Always check the latest bus and train schedules before departure.