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Greim

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 5,9 km

Time 4:00 h

Uphill 777 hm

Downhill 1 hm

Highest point 2474 m

Moderately difficult hike with picturesque landscape backdrops and a not too difficult climb.

A worthwhile tour with wonderful views of the entire Wölzer Tauern, as far as Grimming and the Totes Gebirge in the north. To the eastern Alpine glaciers of the Hochalmspitze and the Ankogel, the Preber in the west; the Zirbitzkogel, the Koralpe to the Julian Alps and the Triglav in the south.

Best season

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More information

Coming from Judenburg via Unzmarkt to Scheifling. Turn right here and drive towards Murau. In Katsch in der Mur keep right again and drive to St. Peter am Kammersberg. Here turn right again and drive to Pöllau am Greim.

Coming from Tamsweg, drive via Ranten (or Stadl an der Mur) to Murau. Keep left here and drive via Schöder to St. Peter am Kammersberg. In St. Peter am Kammersberg turn left again and drive to Pöllau am Greim.

From the Greim car park, a hiking trail leads slightly uphill towards Greimrinne (NW). After about 800 m, the marked trail 929 branches off to the right (NE) and leads over rather steep, tree-free terrain to the ridge. Following the ridge to the west, trail 929 leads to the summit of Greim (2,474m).

The way back is on the same route.

The Greimhütte is open from May to October.

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Public parking spaces are available directly at the Greimhütte.

The ideal time for this tour is from May to October. Information brochures are available at the various information offices.