Hiking to the Bachlalm
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Short hiking tour through the forest to the alpine pastures of Bachlalm - The home of the marmots.
The alpine meadow below the Bachlalm is home to the cute marmots. The little animals are used to humans and can be fed with carrots and seeds. Please do NOT feed the animals with sweets. Be aware that the animals are wild and as rodents they can bite well. In order not to frighten them, you should aproach them very carefully.
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The tour in numbers
medium
Level of difficulty
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From the parking lot, cross the road in the direction of the bus stop and follow the asphalt road uphill to the right. After about 50 minutes you will reach the alpine meadows. On the left side is the Schaidlalm (not staffed) and on the right side the meadow where the marmots live. Continue along the road until you reach the fork, turn left and after 300 meters you will reach the Bachlalm.
Language corner: The marmots are in German language called "Murmeltier", however in local dialect they are called Manggei or Mankei.
Bus Stop Dachsteinruhe
You can find bus schedules here
Wandererparkplatz zur Bachlalm (Hiker's parking lot Bachlalm) here
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What the weather will be like
Mariazell (860m)
The day starts sunny, but will be partly cloudy in the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy through the day with a chance of occasional sunny spells.
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