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Stein am Mandl

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

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Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 6,7 km

Time 3:30 h

Uphill 780 hm

Downhill 780 hm

Highest point 2042 m

A mountain with fantastic panoramic views, from the Gesäuse to the Tote Gebirge and the Dachstein with the Schladmiger Tauern.

From the car park, take the marked, somewhat steep footpath No. 944 via the Globuckenalm, past the Rottenmannerhütte and the end of the themed trail, past Lake Globuckensee to the Globuckensattel and up to the right to the summit (2,043 m).

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A9 Rottenmann exit

Take the bypass to the Rottenmann exit (approx. 1 km). Follow the signs for "Rottenmanner Hütte" to the edge of the forest and continue to the car park at the valley station of the material cable car.

Please note: The last part of the journey is partly on a steep gravel road.

Now it is just under a 1 hour 50 minute climb (480 metres in altitude) along the "Pilgrimage Route of World Religions" via the Rottenmanner Hütte to Lake Globuckensee.

A visit to the Rottenmannerhütte is an absolute must. Very friendly and excellent cuisine!

By train: Rottenmann station

By bus: Rottenmann/Landeskrankenhaus stop (near the station)

From there, follow hiking trail no. 944 for about 1 hour and 50 minutes to reach the valley station of the material cable car.

Now it's just under 1 hour 50 minutes' climb (480 metres in altitude) along the "Pilgrimage Trail of World Religions" via the Rottenmanner Hütte to Lake Globuckensee.

Rottenmanner Hütte car park / valley station of the material cable car

Gesäuse Tourist Association

Hauptstraße 35, 8911 Admont, Austria

Tel. +43 (0) 3613 21160 10

Email: info@gesaeuse.at

www.gesaeuse.at

http://www.pilgerweg-der-weltreligionen.at/

https://www.rottenmannerhuette.at/

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