Glacier Hike

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You hike through one of the most extensive plateaus of the Alps "The landscape at the stone."

The fascination of the glacier fields of the Dachstein - as a contrast the high alpine pastures of this unique landscape. Hike from the Gletscherbahn mountain station (2,700 m) to the Guttenberghaus (2,146 m) and descent via the Lärchbodenalm to the Feisterer parking lot.

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Fitness

Best season

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The tour in numbers

challenging

Level of difficulty

12,0 km

Route

6:00 h

Time

199 hm

Uphill

1722 hm

Downhill

2680 m

Highest point

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More information

Arriving from the west:From the west you can take the Munich-Salzburg motorway, continuing on the Tauern motorway (A 10) until the Ennstal junction. From here take the Ennstal A-road (the B 320) for around 30 km into the Schladming-Dachstein region, then take the Ramsau am Dachstein turn-off.

Arriving from the north:From the south-east take the Pyhrnautobahn motorway (A 9) to the Liezen junction and then the Ennstal A-road (B 320) into the Schladming-Dachstein region. Then take the Ramsau am Dachstein turn-off.

From the mountain station you go down in a northerly direction. At the Schladminger lift turn right and follow the path to the valley station. Here you follow the marking No. 674 to the 2-seater chairlift valley station. The marked trail leads you in a southeasterly direction up and down over a barren landscape. After about 1.5 hours you reach the Feisterscharte where you already have a view of Guttenberghaus. Now the path leads over 1,000 meters in altitude down to Ramsau.

Bus stop Kulm Kirche

See the timetables HERE

Parking lot at the Dachstein Gondola bottom station.

Parking lot Information Office Ramsau-Kulm.

Guided hike every Tuesday

For more information click HERE

Hiking map Schladming-Dachstein, 1:50.000, available in the info offices

Hiking guide Schladming-Dachstein by Herbert Raffalt (only available in German), available in the info offices.