Lenzing, a picturesque village in the Vöcklabruck district of Austria, is a wonderful starting point for hikes and offers its visitors a variety of ways to explore the region's breathtaking nature. With its idyllic location on the shores of Lake Attersee and surrounded by rolling hills and mountains, Lenzing attracts outdoor enthusiasts from near and far.
Maps and trails
The most beautiful hikes in Lenzing
Hiking Trail
· Hausruckwald
From Vöcklabruck to the Attersee (Kammer-Schörfling)
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
10.9 km
2:05 h
98 m
55 m
"Direttissima" from Vöcklabruck to the Attersee. If you don’t follow the route exactly – no problem, all paths lead to the lake (just some are longer)!
Hiking Trail
· Hausruckwald
Lenzing-Steinbach-Grossalmstraße-Taferlklause-Hochleckenhaus-Reindlmühl-Hongar-Lenzing
Difficulty
difficult
63.3 km
18:47 h
1,681 m
1,681 m
Hiking Trail
· Danube Upper Austria
Rennrad-Tour Wien-Innsbruck: Etappe 2: Enns-Salzburg
163.9 km
40:25 h
736 m
570 m
Von Enns bis Salzburg
Hiking Trail
· Linz region
400km Brevet AudaxRandonneurs Autriche
399.3 km
100:15 h
2,403 m
2,403 m
Riesenrunde
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Lenzing leads along the shore of Lake Attersee. This route not only offers spectacular views of the lake, but also allows you to observe the rich bird life in the area. The route is relatively flat and therefore also suitable for families with children.
Another popular hiking trail leads up to Kammer Castle. This historic building towers majestically over the village and rewards those who dare to make the climb with an impressive view of the surrounding valley. The path there is well marked and easily accessible.
For experienced hikers, there are also more challenging routes such as the summit of the Schoberstein or the Kammwanderweg between the Hausruck Mountains and the Höllen Mountains. These trails offer spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding mountains as well as untouched nature off the beaten track.
The best seasons for hiking in Lenzing are spring and autumn. At this time, the temperatures are pleasantly mild and the landscape shines in the most beautiful colours. In summer, on the other hand, it can get very hot, so it is advisable to hike early in the morning or late in the afternoon to escape the heat.
No matter which hike you choose, Lenzing offers a variety of hiking options for every taste and fitness level. From leisurely walks along the lake to challenging mountain tours, there is something for every outdoor lover here.
So lace up your hiking boots and explore the fascinating nature around Lenzing - an unforgettable experience awaits you!
Another popular hiking trail leads up to Kammer Castle. This historic building towers majestically over the village and rewards those who dare to make the climb with an impressive view of the surrounding valley. The path there is well marked and easily accessible.
For experienced hikers, there are also more challenging routes such as the summit of the Schoberstein or the Kammwanderweg between the Hausruck Mountains and the Höllen Mountains. These trails offer spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding mountains as well as untouched nature off the beaten track.
The best seasons for hiking in Lenzing are spring and autumn. At this time, the temperatures are pleasantly mild and the landscape shines in the most beautiful colours. In summer, on the other hand, it can get very hot, so it is advisable to hike early in the morning or late in the afternoon to escape the heat.
No matter which hike you choose, Lenzing offers a variety of hiking options for every taste and fitness level. From leisurely walks along the lake to challenging mountain tours, there is something for every outdoor lover here.
So lace up your hiking boots and explore the fascinating nature around Lenzing - an unforgettable experience awaits you!
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