Lantschern-Loop

Accessible by public transport

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

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 16,1 km

Time 2:00 h

Uphill 130 hm

Downhill 130 hm

Highest point 733 m

The 16 km Lantschern loop offers a varied mix of quiet asphalt paths and impressive views of the surrounding mountains. Ideal for anyone who wants to run or walk a longer, relaxed loop - with plenty of space and nature in view.

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More information

Coming from Schladming: Turn right before the bridge overpass at Trautenfels Castle and take the first exit at the traffic circle towards Irdning. Follow this road, which leads over a railroad crossing and over the Ennsbrücke bridge. Turn left at the village sign and park at the large parking lot of the Irdning recreational facility/sports field.
Coming from Liezen: Turn right before the bridge overpass at Trautenfels Castle and take the 3rd exit at the traffic circle towards Irdning. Follow this road, which leads over a railroad crossing and over the Enns bridge. Turn left at the village sign and park at the large parking lot of the Irdning recreational facility/sports field.

Large and free parking lot at the starting point or P&R at the train station.

The Lantschern loop combines 16 km of idyllic sections with quiet asphalt paths - ideal for an extended run or a sporty walking session. From the starting point at the Irdning leisure center, the route first takes you through the village and towards the Capuchin monastery.

Along the Katzensteig trail and the Winklern-Erlsbergweg trail, you run through the Gatschen area, where you are accompanied by wide meadows and an impressive panorama. Continue towards Lantschern/Quilk, past the Puttererseehof farm and through Sallaberg am See to Hohenberg.

Turn left before Gasthaus Zechmann and cross the Hohenberg - with one last view of the surrounding mountains. You run along the last section close to the river and then turn left again to return to the starting point.

This mainly asphalted route combines quiet sections with sweeping views and is perfect for a longer, more enduring loop.

By train to “Stainach-Irdning” and then by bus 940/941 to “Irdning Abzweigung Donnersbach” or join the running loop directly behind the station.

All information at: www.oebb.at or www.verbundlinie.at

Schladming-Dachstein Tourist Office
Ramsauerstrasse 756
8970 Schladming
T: +43 3687 23310
info@schladming-dachstein.at
www.schladming-dachstein.at/en

You can find all running routes around Irdning under: Trail running and running in Grimming-Donnersbachtal