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In Haus, a picturesque village in the district of Liezen in Austria, there are numerous opportunities for hiking. The geographical location of Haus is particularly attractive: nestled in the beautiful mountain landscape of the Schladminger Tauern and the Dachstein, the area offers a wide range of hiking opportunities.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Haus
Hiking Trail
· Dachstein Mountains
Ahornsee - Schildenwang to Notgasse and over the Öfen to Gröbming
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
17 km
6:00 h
1,024 m
837 m
From the Kneipp facility to the Ahornsee and along little-used paths to Schildenwang and the rock paintings of the Notgasse.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
From Gumpental to Bärfallspitz and return via Rossfeldsattel.
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
10.5 km
7:00 h
880 m
880 m
Scenic hike to the Moaralmsee. From there, steeply uphill to the Seeschartl and to the Bärfallspitz. Then along the beautiful ridge to the Rossfeldsattel. From there, take the right path downhill, which is not as steep as the ascent. At the Moaralmsee, return via the ascent path into the Gumpental.
Hiking Trail
· Haus
Circular route over Sonnberg to Brunnstubn
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
3.7 km
1:15 h
139 m
138 m
Short hike suitable for children, springs and a clearing for resting. Water wheels and playground near the end of the path.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Circular route Gradenbach - Stöderl - Assacher Scharte - Sonnberg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
13.3 km
4:50 h
920 m
919 m
Beautiful scenic hike, especially when there is still snow on the peaks.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Krahbergzinken - Sunrise route
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Difficulty
moderate
6.2 km
2:30 h
399 m
399 m
The Krahbergzinken is perfect for a sunrise route. From the parking lot at Planaihof, you can walk comfortably for about 1.2 hours to the summit.
Hiking Trail
· Salzburger Sportwelt
Hut hike in the Dachstein mountains: from Filzmoos to Gröbming
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
49.7 km
21:00 h
3,600 m
4,100 m
Challenging hike over 5 days from the Hofpürglhütte to Gröbming.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Planai and Krahbergzinken
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Difficulty
T1
easy
12.1 km
2:30 h
1,465 m
1,465 m
Enjoyable hikes in the area of a famous ski resortThe Planai, known for alpine skiing, is also a popular mountain destination during the hiking season, equipped with comfortable walking and attractive hiking trails as well as a bike and adventure park.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Route 10.6 Höchstein 2543 m
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
12.6 km
6:35 h
1,400 m
1,391 m
When driving from Liezen into the upper Ennstal, the striking peak of the Höchstein dominates the view. Apart from the length of the route and the last few meters to the summit, the ascent does not pose too great demands.
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Hike to Grafenbergalm via Ahornsee
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
16.8 km
6:06 h
1,044 m
1,044 m
Beautiful mountain hike through the wild and romantic Gradenbach valley to Ahornsee and further via Grafenbergsee to Grafenbergalm
Hiking Trail
· Schladming-Dachstein
Hauser Kaibling, Bärfallspitze
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
10.6 km
4:00 h
1,474 m
969 m
Two easily accessible peaks and a hidden mountain lake Since it’s now possible to take a hiking taxi daily from the Gumpental (Stanglalm) to the valley station of the Tauern Cable Car in Haus has become possible, the hike from the mountain station on the Hauser Kaibling via Moaralmsee to the Gumpental has become remarkably popular. If you’d like, you can also “add” one or two more peaks to your hike—the Hauser Kaibling and/or the Bärfallspitze.
A popular tour leads to Hauser Kaibling, a well-known skiing area in winter. In summer, however, the mountain turns into a paradise for hikers. From Haus, you can either hike directly to the summit station or take the cable car up and explore various routes. Particularly recommended is the Panorama Trail, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Families with children also get their money's worth in Haus. The Fairytale Forest Trail is an easy hike through the forest where children can discover nature in a playful way. Along the way they meet various fairytale characters and can solve riddles at interactive stations.
For experienced hikers, there are challenging tours such as the ascent of the Stoderzinken. This striking peak rises majestically above the Enns Valley and rewards its visitors with a magnificent view.
The best seasons for hiking are spring, summer and autumn. During this time, nature blossoms and presents itself from its most beautiful side. Especially in autumn, the leaves turn colourful and lend a very special atmosphere to the hikes.
In addition to the hiking routes mentioned above, there are many other ways to explore nature in Haus. Numerous well-marked hiking trails lead through forests, across alpine meadows and past clear mountain lakes. Whether leisurely walks or challenging summit tours - in Haus everyone will find a suitable hike.
In summary, it can be said that Haus in the district of Liezen is an ideal starting point for varied hiking tours. The geographical location with its impressive mountain landscape offers numerous opportunities for exploring nature. Whether family-friendly routes or more challenging tours - everyone gets their money's worth here. Particularly recommended are the Hauser Kaibling and the Märchenwaldweg for families and the ascent of the Stoderzinken for experienced hikers. The best time for hiking is from spring to autumn, when nature unfolds its full splendour. So lace up your hiking boots and set off on a journey of discovery through the idyllic house!
Families with children also get their money's worth in Haus. The Fairytale Forest Trail is an easy hike through the forest where children can discover nature in a playful way. Along the way they meet various fairytale characters and can solve riddles at interactive stations.
For experienced hikers, there are challenging tours such as the ascent of the Stoderzinken. This striking peak rises majestically above the Enns Valley and rewards its visitors with a magnificent view.
The best seasons for hiking are spring, summer and autumn. During this time, nature blossoms and presents itself from its most beautiful side. Especially in autumn, the leaves turn colourful and lend a very special atmosphere to the hikes.
In addition to the hiking routes mentioned above, there are many other ways to explore nature in Haus. Numerous well-marked hiking trails lead through forests, across alpine meadows and past clear mountain lakes. Whether leisurely walks or challenging summit tours - in Haus everyone will find a suitable hike.
In summary, it can be said that Haus in the district of Liezen is an ideal starting point for varied hiking tours. The geographical location with its impressive mountain landscape offers numerous opportunities for exploring nature. Whether family-friendly routes or more challenging tours - everyone gets their money's worth here. Particularly recommended are the Hauser Kaibling and the Märchenwaldweg for families and the ascent of the Stoderzinken for experienced hikers. The best time for hiking is from spring to autumn, when nature unfolds its full splendour. So lace up your hiking boots and set off on a journey of discovery through the idyllic house!
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