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Großer Grießstein - Triebental

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty challenging

Route 12,3 km

Time 6:00 h

Uphill 1208 hm

Downhill 1208 hm

Highest point 2337 m

Rewarding mountain tour with wonderful panoramic views

Wonderful mountain tour with a great panoramic view at the summit. Don't forget food and drink, as there is only pure nature here and no refreshment stops.

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More information

Coming from Trieben, follow the B114 to the Triebental junction. Follow the Triebentalstraße for approx. 4 km

With the destination always in sight, we start across a cow pasture along the edge of the fence, then briefly along a gravel road before turning left after a small meadow following the signs onto a forest path and then continuing along the almost parallel gravel road to the Steiner Alm. There, follow the signs and markings to the left to Triebernertörl and Grießstein across a meadow again. Up to the Triebenertörl, the hiking trail is easily recognizable, followed by partly open and rocky terrain up to the summit.

Descend via the same route.

If you don't want to hike that far, you can just go as far as Triebenertörl and simply turn back there after a short rest

This tour is NOT considered "accessible by train and bus" because there is no regular connection.

Parking lot 2 Seyfreid directly at the starting point.Please note the parking system in the Triebental!

More information at www.murtal.at/wandern You can also find this tour on the following hiking map:

Region Murtal - Hiking map 3

The hiking maps 1,2&3 - you can get for free at the tourism association Murtal - info@murtal.at - Tel.: +43 3577 26600

You can also find more information about the region on - www.murtal.at

In the Murtal region there are three free hiking maps that show the entire region with the Seetaler Alps, Seckauer-, Wölzer-, Rottenmanner Tauern, Stubalpe and the Pöls- and Murtal. The maps are in scale 1.50.000.