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Alm Stroll

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty easy

Route 4,2 km

Time 1:45 h

Uphill 175 hm

Downhill 175 hm

Highest point 1693 m

One of the easiest and most beautiful strolls through Ramsau's alpine pasture region.

One of the most beautiful and easiest walks in the Ramsau alpine pastures, with imposing mountain panorama. The trail starts near Hotel Türlwand along at trail no. 6 and then slightly downhill, across alpine meadows without much difference in altitude and through the larch forest to the Austriahütte. Ascent to the Brandriedel with a magnificent view of Ramsau, the Dachstein and the Schladminger Tauern. From Brandriedel back to the Austriahütte, then down to the Brandalm with the mountaineers' memorial and the Dachsteink Chapel, along the wide 5 Hütten trail back to Hotel Türlwand.

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More information

From the west:

Tauern Autobahn (A 10) to Knoten Ennstal - turnoff direction Graz/Schladming - stay on the Ennstal-Bundesstraße (B320) for approx. 20 km until Schladming - take the turnoff for Ramsau.

From the north:

Pyhrn Autobahn (A 9) direction Liezen - take the Ennstal-Bundesstraße (B320) to Schladming - turnoff Ramsau.

From Hotel Türlwand, follow path no. 6 slightly downhill through a larch forest and alpine pastures, to the Austriahütte.

Walk up to the hilltop Brandriedel (approx. 10 min). From Brandriedel, make your way back down to Austriahütte. Follow a path to the left to Brandalm. From there, walk along the wide Five-Huts Trail back to Hotel Türlwand.

Bus stop Dachstein Türlwandhütte or Ramsau Ort

See the timetables HERE

Congress Center Ramsau or Dachstein Gondola's bottom station (Toll road).

Schladming-Dachstein

Hiking map Schladming-Dachstein, 1:50,000, available in the information offices

Hiking guide Schladming-Dachstein by Herbert Raffalt (available only in German), available in the information offices